Jewish dieting culture is being re-examined amid the rise of Ozempic and similar drugs. Long-held values of restraint, gratitude, and shared meals like Shabbat dinners are being replaced with quick fixes.
The article explores intergenerational shifts and rising concerns about eating disorders. It advocates for a balance of tradition and well-being in a pharmaceutical age.
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