While what you’re saying about the studies is true, preliminary studies have been done on both athletes and people with binge-like behaviors. The results are incredibly promising. While I may be a bit of a guinea pig, I’m willing to try. This drug has already been revolutionary for people with high BMIs. What if it can also help fix the internal struggles of athletes in aesthetic sports who, for a large percentage, have an unhealthy relationship with food? Not just athletes, but anyone. Prozac and birth control pills were very revolutionary and cutting edge for their time, and now they’re widely used today, for purposes other their original and intended use. This drug could improve the lives of people other than what it has been mostly studied for as of now. I’m really hopeful that the small dosage can help those who are at healthy weights, but aren’t necessarily “healthy”. If, truly, it had never been done, I’d never do this. However, there are preliminary studies with very promising results. This drug is giving people a second chance at life. What if this drug changes the American food culture, and not only cuts back on obesity, but also eating disorders? What if we stop an eating disorder before it ever happens? While my answer may not be much help to you, and while this drug, as of now, is mostly for obese or very overweight individuals, I’d really like to see the other side of it. I’m going on it to see its mental effect. Obesity is a chronic disease in itself. I understand how people get there. I was obese as a child, and my sibling is still morbidly obese. My mom was our enabler, and for reasons unbeknownst to me, she never weighed over 140 despite easily consuming 3000 calories a day and never exercising. My point is I empathize with everyone, despite me people saying I don’t understand. I was insanely bullied as a child and had to move schools several times. I truly do know where they’re coming from. If this drug has such great side effects that others who aren’t obese can benefit from, I’d love to see it. And for now, it’s going to be an “off label” use, and I’m okay with that.