Ozempic reduces addictive behaviors, it's effectively a drug to improve discipline more than directly a weight loss drug.
Developing discipline is developing the ability to delay gratification for greater reward. Taking away the (need for) gratification means not having to learn the ability to delay.
Peoples brains are all wired differently, and some are wired in such a way where they’re forced to struggle in modern society. I can sit here and say I’m more disciplined or better than others, but I’m just not. I’m lucky. If others can harness that luck, that’s good for them.
Ozempic and other GLP-1 agonists can:
Modulate dopamine release in brain regions associated with reward and motivation, such as the mesolimbic system and nucleus accumbens.
Reduce the rewarding effects of food and possibly other addictive substances, which may explain the increased sense of control or willpower.
Some studies in animals show that semaglutide can alter dopamine metabolism and suppress dopamine-driven behaviors.
If that happened, many many people would die of preventable medical conditions, or starvation, or many other causes. Let's avoid that.
Good luck.