WLI injections need better legislation, there needs to be actual consequnces for hairdressers, beautitions, and gyms selling unprescribed unlabelled vials of lord knows what.
But people alse need edcucating to what the injections do, how they work, and why some people need them to lose weight. There needs to be a society wide shift on how we view obeisty, the age old "in v out" "eat less move more" needs to be re-visited, and society needs to understand that there is a genetic, biological, hormonal reason why some people are more likely to be overweight that others, and that this medication is a treatment for that. People taking it need to understand fully that this isnt a quick easy fix, for it to work, it is a life long commitment with a maintenance dose, and one you will likely be funding for life. It doesnt fix all of the problems either, what ot does do is give the person clarity and the ability to address the underlying issues.
Its a revolutionary medication, but there is also a massive amount of ill informed people taking it, and ill informed people chastising those who do.
As a nurse, my career goal now is to see a time when this is available on the NHS to the wider population, i wish to train in order to educate and prescribe people the WLI's, but also educate people as to how and why it is a necessary treatment, and why despite the fact it is socially acceptable to blame "fat people" for being "fat", actually, it is much more complex that that, and it isnt their fault.