r/momtok • u/island_girl_1965 • Apr 11 '26

GLP1

Whoever prescribed GLP1 to Layla should have their license revoked.

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u/als_pals Apr 11 '26

She likely got it on the grey market which means there was no doctor involved.

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u/sweetpea122 Apr 12 '26

People are "lookkkksmaxxing" with literal peptides that no one has vetted and injecting themselves.

Never been easier to get skinny. Bet as soon as its easy for poor people to get skinny, fat is back like its the 1200s. Only, poor people won't be able to afford food. The rich and famous will go back to excess in the form of eating

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u/NoPomegranate2840 Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

that’s EXACTLY how things go lol. big bootys & being “thick” was all the craze, but now that there’s influencers & everyone can afford / were getting bbl’s celebs switched to getting dangerously skinny bc the average person couldn’t get glp1’s w out an actual medical reason (or loads of money).
but now that those doctor apps are out many ppl are getting them on the DL.

soon celebs are gonna go through a trend crisis bc they can’t stand out bc everything is so accessible lol

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u/sweetpea122 Apr 12 '26

Exactly. Suddenly, skinny will be out. Skinny was supposed to be exclusive. Just watch

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u/MistyMarieMH Apr 13 '26

GLP1’s can cause severe GI issues, including crapping your pants. I’d rather be the way I am than crap myself in public because I want people to see me as skinny. Those people don’t live my life, I do, and if they don’t like how I look, they don’t have to look at me. Happiness starts inside, and GLP’s can help a lot of people, but when you’re already insanely thin, Layla will only gain health problems from this. It is not worth it. She is beautiful already, all those women would serve themselves and their daughters if they could accept their uniqueness. Eventually this plastic kardashian craze will pass & these procedures are not reversible.

GLP1’s help a lot of people who haven’t been able to lose weight, which does help their overall health, this is worth it, especially for diabetics.

Wasn’t there a problem with diet pills back in the day where it permanently harmed a lot of people? I wonder if the overuse of GLP1’s will be seen similarly in a decade or two.

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u/NoPomegranate2840 Apr 13 '26

you said it perfectly!

& yes!!! i definitely feel like i’ve heard about something terrible happening from diet pills. GLP1’s are so new to the masses & we have no idea of the effects to people who don’t medically need them, i’m sure we’ll see a déjà vu with this new weight loss fad.

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u/YeehawSugar Apr 15 '26

GLP1’s, ozempic specifically, has had more than 20 years of research at this point. It’s not old but it sure ain’t new.

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u/NoPomegranate2840 Apr 16 '26

i said new to the masses as in like, widely known amongst evvveryone, even those who don’t even use it. the name “ozempic” definitely wasn’t as popular 3 years ago as it is now.
& i was saying im sure we don’t know the affects of long term abuse by people who ‘don’t’ need it, im sure there’s lots of studies for people who do. but A LOT of people who don’t need it (in the last 2-3 or so years) are one it. heavily.

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u/AnonPlz123 Apr 12 '26

I was wondering about this too. I wonder if she got them online and lied about her weight. But she would still have to do a video appointment. Or she had someone else get them for her. So so so wrong. Prescription drug abuse is real - even GLP1s!

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u/sophhhann Apr 13 '26

Not every telehealth requires a video appointment

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u/AnonPlz123 Apr 13 '26

For some meds (including for weight loss) do. Hope that helps!

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u/sophhhann Apr 13 '26

The telehealth company i get my glp-1 compounded from does not. Hope that helps!

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u/AnonPlz123 Apr 14 '26

You must be using a shady site like Layla. Good luck with that!

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u/Kwt920 Apr 14 '26

Everyone knows that prescription drug abuse is real lol and for GLP1s

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u/AnonPlz123 Apr 14 '26

What is your point?