r/science • u/Wagamaga • Feb 12 '25

Neuroscience The first clinical trial of its kind has found that semaglutide, distributed under the brand name Wegovy, cut the amount of alcohol people drank by about 40% and dramatically reduced people’s desire to drink

https://today.usc.edu/popular-weight-loss-diabetes-drug-shows-promise-in-reducing-cravings-for-alcohol/
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u/jgilbs Feb 12 '25

Not at all, im just not hungry and dont have cravings. It means i can focus on other things rather than wanting to constantly snack. Im not sad or depressed or anything, i just feel ive shifted my focus

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u/Octogenarian Feb 12 '25

Congrats. I wish I could get some.

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u/Switch_Vixen_ Feb 13 '25

Dm me if you need help finding some. I’ve been using research and grey peptides for over a year, as are all of my friends. The trick is to find legit, safe sources with multiple COA’s. Lmk if I can help.

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u/clubby37 Feb 13 '25

Does it eliminate the desire for everything? ... Are you sad?

Not at all, im just not hungry and dont have cravings.

Did they put Buddhism in a needle? It sounds like they did.