Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
Based on the provided Reddit data, there are no direct mentions of users experiencing Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS) as a neurological condition with perceptual distortions while on GLP-1 medications.
One user metaphorically used the phrase "Alice in Onederland" to describe their eye-opening experience with Mounjaro and the reduction of "food noise," stating, "I’d never heard the term food noise just felt an ODD sensation and eventually felt compelled to google MJ and found this sub Nd it was like Alice in Onederland it opened up an entire new world I didn’t know existed. "[1] This usage refers to a sense of discovery rather than the perceptual symptoms characteristic of AIWS.
Consequently, as there are no reported experiences of Alice in Wonderland Syndrome in the dataset, there are no remedies or preventions discussed by users for this specific condition in relation to GLP-1 medications.
One user metaphorically used the phrase "Alice in Onederland" to describe their eye-opening experience with Mounjaro and the reduction of "food noise," stating, "I’d never heard the term food noise just felt an ODD sensation and eventually felt compelled to google MJ and found this sub Nd it was like Alice in Onederland it opened up an entire new world I didn’t know existed. "[1] This usage refers to a sense of discovery rather than the perceptual symptoms characteristic of AIWS.
Consequently, as there are no reported experiences of Alice in Wonderland Syndrome in the dataset, there are no remedies or preventions discussed by users for this specific condition in relation to GLP-1 medications.