Food Noise
5 articles on Food Noise, written by Shotlee and medically reviewed for clinical accuracy.
Could Ozempic and GLP-1s Help ADHD Symptoms?
People with ADHD report feeling calmer and more focused on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, originally for obesity and diabetes. Experts explain potential links to dopamine and reduced food cravings, but stress no clinical trials prove direct benefits. Find out the real story behind social media buzz and what to discuss with your doctor.
5 min read
GLP-1 RAs Reduce Food Noise by 46%, Emerging Evidence Shows
Emerging evidence suggests GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs) not only aid weight loss but also significantly quiet 'food noise'—those persistent, distressing thoughts about food. In the US-based INFORM survey, 550 individuals using GLP-1s reported a 46% reduction in constant food thoughts, alongside mental health gains. This could redefine obesity management for better holistic outcomes.
6 min read
Why Silencing Food Noise Requires More Than Ozempic
Food noise isn't just hunger—it's exhausting mental commentary on dieting, body image, and worthiness shaped by culture. While Ozempic and GLP-1 agonists like Wegovy promise relief, clinicians Bronwyn Wood and Courtney Nelson argue for a broader approach. Their workshops challenge weight-centric care to foster true silencing through body neutrality and informed prescribing.
6 min read
Woman Pays £200/Month for Life After Quitting Mounjaro
A woman who shed over four stone on Mounjaro regained weight rapidly after quitting due to overwhelming food noise. She returned to the drug at 5mg, committing to £200 monthly for life to sustain her size 12 figure. Her story highlights GLP-1 challenges in long-term weight management.
2 min read
What is 'Food Noise' and Why It's Gaining Attention with the Surge in GLP-1 Drugs?
Before starting Ozempic in spring 2023, Brenda Rogers hadn't recognized how 'food noise' drained her mental stamina. This term describes a constant preoccupation with food, tied to GLP-1 medications for diabetes and obesity. Experts explain its causes, how drugs alleviate it, and alternative approaches like therapy and diet adjustments.
4 min read