• secretlyaddictedtolinux@lemmy.world
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    5 days ago

    So for someone like me, who can’t stop ongoing corisol spikes that make it hard to eat healthy, is GLP-1 bad?

    I don’t believe in free will. I believe there is nothing about my actions that can’t be explained by biomechanical processes described by physics equations.

    With all the cortisol spikes I endure, and my will power reserve being depleted by idiots yelling at me, the only way to eat healthier is to quit my job, at which point I won’t be able to affford important things, like food.

    I tend to agree that masking problems is a core strategy of the medical industry, often profit motivated, and a bad way to live. I think having cortisol spikes is terrible, in theory I want to eat healthy, I lack the internal strength after dealing with assholes multiple times per day yelling to avoid a soda and just drink water.

    Because I generally agree with your point, I’m interested in knowing what you think about my situation. Is GLP-1 really a lazy or stupid or wreckless choice and a substitute for quitting my job and hoping things work out?