A BMJ study suggests many people need to stay on weight-loss injections long-term to keep weight off, though some stop without trouble while others face uncontrolled hunger after quitting. The speaker discusses how appetite and mindset shift when you stop the drugs.
Weight loss medication, the big thing of the moment. Where are you on it? I just would love to know because there's so much discussion going on at the moment, and with the British Medical Journal releasing a study last week talking about how people have to be on them for life if they're going to keep the weight off. And I know that doesn't happen, I know that's not applicable to everyone, but it seems like the majority will get raging hunger. Tell me, tell me, tell You know, I just would love to know because we here, we, we, we work with the jabs as well, and so I'm not anti-jabs in any shape or form. There are lots of people on SlimPod who are doing both, and the reason for that is because the SlimPod helps their head get in a better place for when they come off and also controls their appetite. And so that's the big thing though, isn't it? It's the appetite regulation. I know some people feel feel that their appetite gets under— it just goes out, out of control. And there's others who become a little bit dependent on them, and then there's others that come off them fine. So if that's you, please tell me. I would just love to have a discussion. It's National Obesity Week as well, so it makes even more reason for us to have a discussion.
