Ozempic shakes up weight loss industry | Only Sports And Health



In recent months, the diabetes drug Ozempic has become a national phenomenon for weight loss. But is it safe for everyone who is using it? NBC’s Dr. John Torres reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.

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14 thoughts on “Ozempic shakes up weight loss industry | Only Sports And Health

  1. Surgeons are salivating by all of the surgeries of excess skin they are going to be doing. The issue is that by dropping weight so fast, your skin is going to be saggy. If you were excessing, building muscle, and slowly dropping weight, it would be different. Also, is this even safe? And is this sustainable or are they going to have to use this drug for ever?

  2. It almost killed me 2 months ago, made my kidneys shut down after my 3rd shot! But Ive lost 33 lbs since on my own! Just be very aware of any pains that don’t seem right and report immediately to your doctor!

  3. I asked my Dr to do an fasting insulin test on me because I was not loosing weight dispite eating one time in 24?hrs omad and. After asking twice she did have the test done and my result was that I was about 3.56 from being at the high rang. However I was also drinking ACV in water twice a day . Since this helps insulin resistance I’m sure I would have scored higher. I asked for a continuous Glucose monitor. She didn’t think I needed one. I think I do . I’m 77 at 193 and have been keto for a year and carnivore for 4 months. Why don’t Drs care or hear when patients speak up for them selves. Next time I’ll demand what I want. After all that’s why I have insurance.

  4. obesity is a disease. people should not be shamed for wanted to lose weight and get their health back on track. there’s nothing “vain” about wanting to not be 50 pounds overweight. our bodies get addicted to sugar and food and it’s extremely difficult to stop eating. there should be no stigma about wanting to lose weight!!!

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