00:00I don't think that anyone should be on them. You should exercise, lose weight naturally.
00:07If you're not physically able to lose the weight, maybe you've got some kind of disability or injury,
00:13then the drugs are okay, but you just need to look into it and do your research on what the
00:18side effects are
00:19and what the long-term effects are.
00:22They're ultra-processed foods, yeah. They're designed to make people addictive to them, and that's what's happening.
00:32And it's a very hard thing to overcome.
00:35There's some people that tend not to need it, so they're technically abusing the medication.
00:42I've only seen one woman that are now for years, and she's been getting weight loss drugs, and she looks
00:52awful.
00:52My biggest concern is for the future generations, and they'll be paying the penalty of ultra-processed foods
01:01because they'll be sort of addicted to them, and that'll be the problem.
01:07We somehow need to address it now.
01:09I think the big problem is they see social media, newspapers, magazines with clothes and everything,
01:17and there's, I'm going to say the word fat shaming, a lot of fat shaming going on.
01:22And I feel sometimes you just need to realise that it's not how you look on the outside, it's how
01:28you are on the inside.
01:29Yeah.
01:29Thanks, Grace.
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