Weight loss drugs have significant effect on UK'' s obesity degrees

40 thoughts on “Weight loss drugs have significant effect on UK'' s obesity degrees”

1. People want instant gratification. No one wants to work for anything. Lazy people.

2. Well if they are dead it worked because they will soon lose the weight.

3. This is soo sad.

4. Yet no concern about a certain other procedure 🤡

5. Was this off prescription or the NHS passed?

6. Eat less move more it's easy

7. It's peoples individual choice to take whatever they like. Just because a very small number has issues usually because of lack research and responsibility doesn't mean we should carpet ban everything.
   It works for hundreds of millions around the world ffs please stop falling for state propaganda media headlines

8. These medicine these poeple use that got sick bought it online and fakes you can find it all over social media if you get a perscription and het it from a legitimate source the risk is low

9. I cant stop eating easy to say eat less stop criticizing other poeple i suffer from mental illness and food is a comfort to me this medicine changed my life i eat less and lost weight . Its suppose to be for type 2 diabetes and not just because you wanna loose weight and if you watched the whole segment you will realise that all these poeple that got sick didint get it from a legitimate source .Bad reporting make it sound like the medicine cause while all this is propably fake dont judge other poeple its not easy for all of us like its for you

10. why do these people always have to bad mouth something thats done a lot of good for a lot of people!!

11. I did it for 4 months then contracted the novo virus and couldn't get rid of the bug from my gut because it wouldn't pass through as the drug slows down digestion.
    I was extremely ill for a month.
    Not worth it. Fasting is the only healthy way.

12. Common sense tells you not to go to an unregistered seller, and if you go via a registered pharmacist or GP and you don't get approved or considered "qualified" for it then its clearly for a reason 🤦‍♀️

13. Jimmy Kimmel was paid to make an Olympic joke on the Oscars

14. The NHS are accountable for these deaths. Obese people who have other related health issues are desperate to loose the burden they carry and their doctors aren't helping them therefore they are buying the weightloss jabs and self administering them, with no supervision or monitoring- this has got to be wrong.

15. It shouldn’t be sold online, we are going bonkers. All desperate to look like supermodels injecting bodies to lose weight and freezing/filling our faces.

16. Still having the botox thou

17. The comments are disgusting. Go to the gym, eat better

    I'm currently up to 17 stone after having an accident in 2023, which gained me a lot of weight in just under 2 years. Not through sitting eating junk, but because I cant exercise and walk far. I broke my Fibula, Tibia and Talus, had an operation to have a plate and 8 screws put inside my ankle/lower leg. Still to this day having constant pain, i've never gained my full motion of my foot since and have nerve damage that causes the feeling of constant vibrations, electricity feelings through my foot. I have my toes twitch and spasm so much that they lock in place, and I have to grab onto something to stay up while its locked into place if walking. I am currently on 2.5mg of Mounjaro, I started this week through ASDA pharmacy for £130 for the lowest dose to start with. People online are VERY FAST to target everyone with the same brush but forget that everyone is different and we are not all just lazy and want to lose weight without the hard work because some of us can't.

18. I am 66, never been overweight in my life. Exercise and restraint, that's all you need and a little effort.

19. Don't eat anything fatty

20. Diabetics arguing that it should be only for them is a joke. Most people that are obese are basically type 2 diabetic. Also, i think only micro doses should be used and very slow weight loss encourage.

21. But once they finished using mounjaro will the weight stay off?

22. If they can afford 5 takeout meals and coffee a day..they should be able to pay for the jabs

23. two people who have over eaten for decades expect the health service to pay for them getting fat

24. 'come and live in my shoes and tell me i am not worth the money invested'??? bloody hell, so taxpayers need to work harder, so entitled people like these don't have to change their unhealthy lifestyles??!!! dear heavens, some people have no shame.

25. Metabolic medicine, not weight loss drugs.

26. am glad the nhs wouldnt fund them,

27. The Pill, morning after pill, abortions, HRT, Ozempic, Mounjaro.

    But… men shouldn’t take steroids?

28. Pay for it yourself like i do

29. Been on this for 4 weeks and I have lost weight but the best thing is the zero food noise I used medexpress in the uk £40 off with code M83YRX if anyone is interested. 🎉

30. £300? I paid £129 for my Mounjaro from a Pharmacy in Preston Lancashire called MedCare Pharmacy. I'm so happy with my journey wish I would have done this a long time ago.

31. My doctor said that he would give them out like sweeties if he could. Nice have approved it for NHS and we know that it works, but because the NHS is penny pinching, it will be several months until it is available to people without diabetes.

32. Funny how junk food advertisement's are on while I watch about weight loss drugs .

33. I agree it should be available, but i certainly don't want people's tax money paying for people's poor eating habits

34. I’m on it 4 weeks in for me

    https://youtu.be/dwfUhpW2zBc?si=ryEg0NPlKHnaUrHx

35. I am all for taxes going on this, lets be honest most of us pay into the system. Surely it is cheaper to produce these meds for use at home than to eventually end up treating in them the hospital where they take up a bed and potentially need multiple surgeries to fix their worn out bodies from the weight. What's cheaper long term, a few cheapish jabs… or the inevitable hospitalisatrion. They help smokers stop on the NHS and give them life saving operations. What's the difference?

36. It’s the direct fault of these influencers who have accessed this drug as a form of entertainment. Meanwhile those who medically require these weight loss treatments suffer.

37. Youtube seriously pulling my card right now

38. What a load of Folly.

39. Well, they would’ve saved a lot on food, especially if they used to buy takeaways.

40. It cost the NHS around less than 15 quid

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