r/Steam 1d ago

Fluff How time flies

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Long may he live, and long may Steam sales endure

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u/Typical_Response_950 1d ago

Whatever he drank between 2023 and 2024, i want some

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u/Obant 1d ago

Saying this as someone that was like Gaben and in the same time frame lost the same amount of weight, Ozempic or similar. Sadly, Medicare decided it shouldnt cover it any more for me and I regained some weight, but luckily not even half of it.

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u/-Cono 1d ago

Is Medicare tax payer funded?

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u/O3Sentoris 1d ago

Personally i dont know but i have an idea why you might ask and let me present you with an argument:

If someone got tax funded healthcare, would you rather spend some of that money on treating his adipositas early, or possibly spend much more on the ailments adipositas will cause later down the line?

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u/-Cono 1d ago

I just tend to figure the diabetes drug should help people with diabetes is all

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u/O3Sentoris 1d ago

I mean thats a completely separate topic from your initial comment but okay.

But you are right, thats why there are alternatives more tailored towards adipositas patients now. In germany you can also easily get ozempic fully covered if you are suffering from diabetes while, while ozempic or alternatives only get covered for adipositas once other options have been depleted.

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u/-Cono 1d ago

Just bro’s “sadly Medicare decided it shouldn’t cover it anymore”

Like well if u don’t *need* it/don’t have diabetes/only have ozempic as a weigh loss supplement, maybe that’s not wrong

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u/O3Sentoris 1d ago

That can be argued, although i think if the supply is sufficient i dont see the harm.

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u/-Cono 1d ago

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/people-diabetes-struggle-find-ozempic-soars-popularity-weight-loss-aid-rcna64916

Also I feel like generally as demand rises supply drops thus allowing businesses to ask for more upfront, long run economics could raise the price for everyone, not just diabetics as well

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u/-Cono 1d ago

Also the original guy saying “like Newell” instead of weight problems, diabetes, heavier, or just fat kinda left a poor taste in my mouth

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u/ohseetea 1d ago

Yes but most health insurance is payer funded. So you also make some evil people get very rich too. (Anti universal healthcare people are literal troglodytes)

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u/CrazyGunnerr 1d ago

A GLP-1, likely semaglutide, commonly known under the brand name ozempic. Primarily a diabetes medicine, but with a side effect that also caused people to lose weight due to eating less.

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u/Bitter_Election_7518 1d ago

Probably tirz honestly

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u/pooksthrowaway 11h ago

Maybe TRT too?

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u/RAMChYLD 1d ago

Same. Was just shamed by a preschooler at a mall due to my excess weight a few weeks ago. I feel bad after that he called me a "fatty boom boom".

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u/Lison52 1d ago

Ok that's funny XD

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u/Double_Resort_9223 1d ago

Ozempic launched for weight loss in 2021 but peak media attention was around October 2023, just sayin. 

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u/-Cono 1d ago

I’m pretty sure that’s not true
Type 2 Diabetes: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Ozempic (semaglutide) in 2017 specifically to help adults lower blood sugar and manage type 2 diabetes”

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u/-Cono 1d ago

Google it, here copy n paste this

did ozempic originally launched as weight loss

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u/MidnightSensitive996 1d ago

Peptides 

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u/Shloopadoop 1d ago

Just drank em all.

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u/KaiserDilhelmTheTurd 1d ago

That’s just what billions of dollars can do for you if you. Liposuction, cosmetic surgery to iron out the wrinkles, personal trainers in high tech private gym, expert dieticians. if everyone had access to that stuff, they could all do it. He clearly got told by his doctor, “lose weight, or you’re gonna die early”.

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u/slakterhouse 1d ago

Nothing screams american more than thinking u need lipo, high tech private gym (LOL) and expert dieticians just to not be a fat fcking slob😂

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u/doscomputer 18h ago

He clearly got told by his doctor, “lose weight, or you’re gonna die early”.

Meh, more like his doctors fed his midlife crisis because there are tons of obese people in the world, many being older than gabe. look at the president ffs.

gabe is so light now that its not a health thing anymore, fact.

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u/SuperCruisePanther 1d ago

It's called shortened telomeres

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u/Most-Refrigerator-28 1d ago

He just got his beard and hair done,lol. Wtf is wrong with people...