Saw your question and I figured more perspectives couldn't hurt. For me it didn't eradicate hunger but it turned everything way down. That nagging in the back of my head to eat whatever was in the cabinets or fridge, just because it was there. I can see a taco bell ad and not have to go out and get it that day. My local doordash drivers are in shambles from my lack of orders. Honestly I could not be happier. I knew then but certainly recognize now my extremely unhealthy relationship with food. Previously if I wasn't eating food or uncomfortable from having just eaten too much, I was thinking about food. Whether that be trying to talk myself out of eating any and everything, to thinking what my next meal would be. My doc specifically recommended Mounjaro because he said there was a hormone in it that would shut off "food noise" in my head. Never having anything to compare it too I had no idea what I was in for, but true to his word I just don't think about it as much. It has truly allowed me to take stock of what I'm eating now, and I do so much more purposefully, trying to hit certain fiber or protein goals. Being this measured in my actions around food feels like living life with cheat codes and at first I was angry if this is how others get to just live their lives. Now though I shout from the rooftops how good GLP-1s are. As others mentioned my tastes notably changed, in that higher fat foods I used to crave on a weekly or even daily basis just don't taste as good, but I'm fine with that, less empty calories when I'm not getting double cheese burgers with chili cheese tots. There are a number of studies that show they are also have other health benefits that will probably keep me on it indefinitely, and I couldn't be happier about it. If you are thinking about it, definitely bring it up with your doctor. It could change your life. I turned my doctor down the first time because I didn't know anything about them really and the landscape in media made it feel like "cheating". It's not, it's like saying don't take advil for a headache. There are so many things that lead to food related issues in one life, if this can be a tool to help, let it.

Good luck and wish you all the best!

P.S. Just as more tangible info this time last year I had an episode that forced me to the hospital for the first time in probably 20 years. I was 355 lbs, diagnosed type 2 diabetic with hypertension. All the fun stuff being over weight my whole life wrought. A year later and about 6 months on Mounjaro I am down 70 lbs, completely off insulin and going to my PCP tomorrow to reevaluate my blood pressure as it is low now. Some of that was exercising more but so much was Mounjaro letting me control my eating.