> That fatties should just have to exist until they can make the identity level genetic changes on their own to lose it.
Or just eat less and exercise more..
What happens when they come off of this drug? Does the weight just go back on again?
Underlying lifestyle changes are the proper way to lose weight and keep it off. The sort of lifestyle changes that most non-fat people have been making all of their lives. That's why many people criticise shortcuts like this. It's a lazy solution to (mostly) laziness.
Absolute bollocks. Saying weight gain or difficulty with losing weight is genetic is (for the vast majority of people) a coping mechanism for lack of willpower.
If you're arguing that weight gain or a sense of willpower are entirely genetic, I think the onus is on you to provide proof.
Introducing the likening of weight loss, something that everybody is capable of, to changing skin colour and changing your gender/sex is absurd.
Eating below your energy expenditure will cause you to lose weight. Every time somebody decides to eat a (or many) burger or a donut, they have the choice not to do that. Genetics aren't forcing anyone.
Or just eat less and exercise more..
What happens when they come off of this drug? Does the weight just go back on again?
Underlying lifestyle changes are the proper way to lose weight and keep it off. The sort of lifestyle changes that most non-fat people have been making all of their lives. That's why many people criticise shortcuts like this. It's a lazy solution to (mostly) laziness.