> The advent of highly effective GLP-1 based obesity drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound have stoked excitement among many doctors as a new way to address rising obesity rates
> “These drugs are definitely an important tool, but they should not be seen as a solution to the problem,” Francesco Branca, director of nutrition and food safety at the World Health Organization, said in a press briefing discussing the study. “The solution still is in the transformation of food systems and the environment, such that obesity can be prevented.”
I bet we'll see evidence that giving them to parents (or parents-to-be) reduces obesity and obesity risk in the subsequent generations by altering the food system in the home and environment.
Maybe we'll need them every 3rd or 4th generation to reset things.