Anti-obesity medication

For once, people are going to be wondering what happened to our Weekly Pep Talk YouTube channel last week.

Turns out that the powers that be... weren't too happy about some of the content that we were putting out there specifically around the GOP drugs, the Eli Lilly saga, and I'm sure a lot of other compounds that we've covered over the last several months.

So you know it's happened to other shows as well lots of the creators it's happened to us now they took down our show they decided that the content that we're putting out violated some uh unwritten terms and regulations around the content that youtube allows on their channel so that's what happened if people were wondering whatever happened to our channel the good news is that we are um putting those episodes back up.

It's on the weekly pep talk.

Mineral imbalance, dehydration.

Once you ingest soft potassium, you introduce magnesium right back into the diet.

And if you have to supplement, by all means supplement, because it's difficult to get all these nutrients with food, especially when you're on a GOP, right? You were used to eating, let's say, 5000 calories a day.

Now you're eating 1500, 1800 calories a day.

And we're going to be eating

less because the GOP ones have cured obesity.

Are there going to be any health concerns if everything you eat all of a sudden just has like a little caffeine in it? Because it does seem like we're getting the caffeine gums and the caffeine gummies and the caffeine drinks.

Yeah.

Like as- when she put that green stuff in, I was just like, this is...

I, I keep bringing up the GOP ones 'cause I have friends who have done it, and it just comes in the mail from, like, a random pharmacy in, like, Las Vegas, and it's just a shot.

And it's like, you, they just, you just put it right in, and it's like, whoa.

Like, that's-

you know

and I bet the rumours will be flying around you know Daz is oh he's I've had a shave oh yeah Daz is looking well he's lost a little bit of weight he must be on the Jags on the Jags

yeah

fucking hell Do you know anyone that's on the Jags, by the way? I mean, loads of people are on the Jags.

Yeah, yeah.

Definitely.

It's a great thing.

It gives people motivation and gives them a little bit of progress early doors, right? And then that allows you to make those kind of lifestyle changes.

I'll tell you more about that.

When I was in third grade, my parents were very concerned about my weight, and so they put me on diet pills.

The doctor did.

And by fourth grade, I weighed more than I weigh now.

My mom was the county school nurse, and she told me that...

She didn't say this to be mean, but she just shared the information that I was the largest kid in the entire county school district, which of course was not helpful, but she did share that maybe to the doctor in front of me.

And so when that didn't work, the diet pills, my mom could tell that I was addicted to them, and I called home from school one day and said, "I can't take my math class-- uh, math test." That was in third grade.

"I can't take my math test because I forgot to take my diet pills this morning." And, and so she knew that I was, uh, needing that charge and, and brain boost from the diet pills.

Remember that one? The diet thing?

Oh, Diet Pill, I think.

[laughs] Came out at the wrong time.

Yeah, it came out in the-

They choose it because they have exactly seven minutes between Zoom calls, their blood sugar is crashing, and they need sustained cognitive focus.

If you want to see how violently a market can shift, you must look at what GOP one drugs are doing to the literal autonomy of a daily routine.

GOP one drugs don't just reduce appetite.

They have completely destroyed the legacy CPG framework of the three square meals.

The traditional midday lunch rush, the heavy sit down dinner occasion gone for millions of consumers.

Peggy's first notebook was-

I've been on diet pills and, uh, been writing jokes for about 100 years.

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One of these days.

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Yo, and my, how the diet pills have changed.

They used to be good, bro.