re: GLP-1s found to greatly reduce cancer progression rate in advanced cancers

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serious question: if you're 275lbs how active are you going to be?

do you think if the glp1 helps them to drop 100lbs, they wont naturally feel better and want to be more active at 175 and way less likely to damage their body exercising?

honestly that gives me a great idea --- someone should open gyms that focus on the 'newly skinny' O-users with trainers that carefully guide the formerly 'never-exercisers' into a new routine without causing a knee blowout or something that puts them right back where they were.

i bet someone could make bank with training regiments focused on fixing former-fatties.

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Joe Rogan made a good point on this years ago.

Some overweight guy has kids, has a job, gains weight. They are tapping themselves out energy wise just fulfilling their obligations for the day even if they have the time to workout The processed crap we are eating doesn't help anything either.

Now granted I think almost everyone has WAY more time than they think they do and can fit in some form of movement every day, you just need to be really intentional about it. But these things can at least help on the lack of energy front.