On Friday's show we talked about the economic potential of the drugs Ozempik and Wagovi.

The biggest problem right now for no Nordic is producing enough.

They cannot meet demand.

Some of you told us to calm down. I really appreciated the listener who

wrote to me saying, Ozempeck can cut a percentage of body weight, but it's not the

end of obesity.

Heard, Chef.

Many people who've lost weight on these drugs are thrilled.

I'm 5 foot 7, I'm 28, as of today, I am 198.

8 pounds. I couldn't be happier. I'll go like seven hours and I

would even think about food and it's magical. But there isn't a single

responsible medical professional claiming this is an end to overweight and obesity.

And what's more, this is supposed to be the age of body positivity, fat acceptance, loving the skin you're in haven't we moved on?

Coming up on today explained, we really have not, but maybe we could.

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