Bill Wilson, MD argues clinicians and patients don't know how to use GLP-1 drugs properly, and that obesity should be treated as a brain problem, not just a weight problem. He calls for broader, more responsible use of the drugs and addresses concerns about the economic burden if they became universal.
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The problem is nobody knows how to use them properly. Very few people. They're being misused. Using them strictly for weight loss alone, again, I don't think that's the best way to use them because there's no such thing as a weight problem. It's a brain problem, if you're following my logic. So you need to. I think getting people educated about what they're treating, in my opinion, is critical. And then you can use these drugs responsibly. I think they can be used by a. Put them in the drinking water, for heaven's sakes. Because there's so many people out there that have issues that would benefit. I'm being honest with you.
Rob Lustig was saying if everybody were to use this, it would bankrupt our healthcare system with the cost associated with the GLP1s. And of course.
Right now with this shooting of this CEO of the United Healthcare, I think people, if you follow what's going on online and so forth, people are upset about the cost of healthcare.