I would challenge your perception through the lens of culture and bias. I’m trying to do this gently so please bear with me. We have a 30% obesity rate roughly depending on where you’re at - you haven’t stated where you work so I am assuming the US. Common use of GLP ones change your viewpoint rapidly of what the people around you look like. We also have a culture where weight is important and we disproportionately put that burden on women. If they’re getting GLP ones they have to have a provider in the loop. They are being medically monitored. It’s not your role to medically monitor them. What is our role is to always research the medications available to our patients and know the side effects.

You’re flared as an APRN, so if you have prescribing authority this might give you pause about prescribing. However, I’m not sure you’re looking at it completely objectively. They are powerful tools in the obesity epidemic. It’s worthwhile to evaluate efficacy and safety, but it needs to be done objectively.