The purpose of this randomized control trial is to compare how food cravings, food selection, and food consumption change in response to frequent food advertisements compared to non-food advertisements in adults taking GLP-1 (weight loss) medications. The primary question we aim to answer is: do GLP-1 medications reduce an individual's vulnerability to external triggers that drive food cravings and consumption? Participants will: * report daily food consumption for a total of 10 days, * receive eight daily prompts to view food or non-food related advertisements, and respond to a short 9-question survey for 7 days, * answer several questionnaires, * and complete two in-person visits to complete a virtual reality food selection task.
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Mean food cue reactivity scores in the afternoon
Timeframe: 7-day period of all afternoon survey responses
Mean food cue reactivity scores in the morning
Timeframe: 7-day period of all morning survey responses
Mean food cue reactivity scores in the evening
Timeframe: 7-day period of all evening survey responses
Mean food cue reactivity scores overall
Timeframe: 7-day period of all survey responses
Energy density of consumed foods
Timeframe: 7 days