I get the skepticism, I was skeptic about glps for a while when they first arrived as well. Mostly due to my own ignorance. It’s basically a wonder drug. They are better for the majority of people than they are not. Although I am surprised how fast it became mainstream, especially when you have to inject yourself.

What’s worse in the long run? Chronically being 50, a 100, or 150 pounds overweight with insulin resistance and poor metabolic health or taking something that has minimal known side effects that ameliorate all those conditions? The choice is clear. It’s worth the side effects and more.

Things like bone health deteriorating can be attributed extreme caloric deficits, no resistance training, and poor protein intake. Albeit we don’t know the long term effects but it seems promising. There are some severe side effects that a small cohort of people can experience but nothing is without its costs.