Specifically for me it makes junk food unpleasant. My diet is now impeccable. I hardly ever have a takeaway and if I do it needs to be something that is not greasy and is good clean food.

I also find drinking alcohol much less pleasant. I still drink sometimes but after a few beers or glasses of wine it starts to become very unappealing and I stop.

I do bodybuilding and I’m still getting my 150g of protein in.

I’m barely overweight and I’m losing weight very slowly but I’ve decided I’m likely to stay on GLP’s long term, if not forever, just because the lifestyle changes have been so incredibly good.

Perhaps this helps dispel the myth that GLP drugs inherently = relentless starvation.

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faangguyindia 4 hours ago | parent [-]

All of what you've mentioned happens for me without any GLPs

	▲	theshrike79 an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		People are different. Weird, right? I have a friend who was literally ordered, by a doctor, to eat as much fat as they could because they were too skinny. They're the type of person for whom food is 100% fuel and they can just stop mid-burger and not eat the second half because "they don't feel like it". I'm not like that. Leaving half a burger that I paid for on the plate is something I've never done or even considered a possibility that any sane person would do.
	▲	chiply314 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		WOW good for you! Man if everyone would just be like you. That would mean no one would need something like GLPs eh?