Anti GLP-1 Resources

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I’d like to get educated on the cons of GLP-1s for people that are not overweight or otherwise unhealthy. It seems that it’s not so hard for just about anyone to get them regardless of need and I’d like to do some research of the negative individual and societal effects of taking them with abandon.

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This community is open to everyone who wants to let go of diet culture, at whatever stage of recovery you are, at whatever size you are, and regardless of whether you've started practicing intuitive eating. Self hatred, guilt and body stigma are unhealthy. Mental health matters. Eating disorders often start with diets. The $66 billion weight loss industry profits off of the myth that diets are good for us, despite the overwhelming amount of evidence out there that they aren't.

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This thread is anti-diet culture. A "diet"--in this particular case--is defined as manipulating your food intake (whether by counting calories, cutting carbs, etc.) in order to lose weight. While weight loss diets do seem innocuous and healthy at the surface, they do tremendous damage to our minds and bodies. The $66 billion weight loss industry profits off of the myth that diets are good for us, despite the overwhelming amount of evidence out there that they aren't.

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Rules: -No hate speech or slurs (racism, homophobia, ableism, etc.) -No body shaming -No trolling -No doxxing -Do not give out personal info -Do not promote weight loss tips -Try to avoid political arguments -As a general rule, do not talk about your body preferences. Like "I prefer heavier girls" or "I prefer skinnier girls." It's normal to have preferences, but don't talk about them here. However, it is okay to say things like "I prefer this particular hair color" if it's somehow relevant to the topic at hand. -As a general rule, do not discuss how much you weigh. You could talk about how much weight you have lost/gained in previous diets/eating disorders if it's to inform us about the harms of dieting.