That really isn’t it.

It’s mainly because OP is talking about this drug as if it’s changed their life forever. Yet, to those of us who have struggled with emotional eating and unhealthy food habits, it’s clear they aren’t doing the work needed.

The glaring example is the fact that they are touting sharing a pizza as a win.

Most people not on ozempic/semaglitude share a pizza. My wife and I shared a pizza last night and left about 1/3 of it. That’s called eating normally.

When the drug is over, my question is how are they or anyone else going to sustain their eating habits? Discipline is not a sustainable answer.

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Posted by Uncle JackD

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Posted on 4/6/24 at 10:52 am to Odysseus32

I’m not following what you’re saying. OP said he and his wife split a pizza (had 2 pieces) but left half of it on the table.

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wife and I shared a pizza last night and left about 1/3 of it. That’s called eating normally.

That’s what he did.

Is he not eating normally?

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Posted by theantiquetiger

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Posted on 4/6/24 at 5:38 pm to Odysseus32

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The glaring example is the fact that they are touting sharing a pizza as a win. Most people not on ozempic/semaglitude share a pizza. My wife and I shared a pizza last night and left about 1/3 of it. That’s called eating normally.

You must not know what Lit Pizza is. Their pizzas are 12” thin crust, single servings. Eating two slices of Lit Pizza is about the same as eating one slice of a regular pizza.
This is what we ate, two slices each of a 12” pizza. Hell, I don’t even think they are 12”, they maybe 10”.

Edit
I just Googled it, they have 11” pizzas.

This post was edited on 4/6/24 at 5:44 pm

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