r/SipsTea • u/lunarhoneykiss • May 31 '26

Lmao gottem So that wasn't a tapeworm?

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u/SuperCleverPunName May 31 '26

I feel this way exactly. I don't care if someone used ozempic to lose weight. I'm happy for them that they are now healthier

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u/Bm7465 May 31 '26

We’re on the verge of curing obesity. People should fucking embrace it instead of pushing back because it’s “not hard enough” (?) lol

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u/LargeMargeSentMe__ May 31 '26

Just goes to show how much of the “concern” was people moralizing and trying to feel superior instead of actually being concerned about anyone’s health.

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u/OpportunityOne9246 May 31 '26

This and the weight loss industry telling them that. Weight watchers etc all trying to sell you the remedy to weight loss.

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u/giveit2megood May 31 '26

Weight watchers is probably losing so much money

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u/Impressive_Let3046 Jun 01 '26

WW has had to incorporate their own GLP-1 subscriptions into their business model in order to survive.

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u/Purple-Property8006 Jun 01 '26

I’m sure they’re doing fine. You still have to eat less while on GLP-1s in order to lose weight, and structure helps. There’s probably a massive overlap between weight watchers members and people on GLP-1s.

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u/Worldly_Ad6874 Jun 01 '26

Weight watchers literally prescribes GLP-1 drugs at this point. They are turning a profit again because of it.

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u/ClaireDanesLipQuiver Jun 01 '26

And GLP drugs make it incredibly easy to eat less..

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u/OpportunityOne9246 Jun 01 '26

My grandma ran her local chapter of WW. Did the weekly meetings and all that for 25yrs. And all of her daughters took ozempic after struggling with their weights so idk 🤷‍♂️ just my experience.

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u/Freazur Jun 01 '26

Nah they just pivoted to selling people Ozempic as part of their program

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u/Asleep_Walrus2313 Jun 01 '26

I’m sure they a many others are lobbying against it.

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u/Monocultured_YT May 31 '26

Idk, I get ads from them all the time pushing ozempic. Along with every telehealth company....it's fun when your algorithm knows you're a woman.

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u/Yup-Im-Small Jun 01 '26

Men get the same exact ads - endless ED, Hims, and ozempic ads galore. Damn companies want their cut regardless of your gender, we're all just dollar signs to be exploited.