In August, I posted a vlog about Ozempic and its potential to cause stomach paralysis.
A new study is comparing semaglutide (Ozempic), liraglutide (Saxenda) and bupropion-naltrexone (Contrave), and the side effects individuals may have experienced – including, gastroparesis / stomach paralysis!
Are your brain (and stomach) never satisfied? When you wake up, before/during/after a proper meal, you can’t stop thinking about food.
How much weight can you REALLY lose on a semaglutide like Ozempic or Wegovy?
Like, really really? Is there a guaranteed number?
Is a medication all you need for weight loss?
Did you know that plateaus are a natural part of the weight loss journey? I know what you’re asking – WHY!!?!
The ebb and flow of weight loss can be an absolute gong show of emotions, but consistency is key.
What’s the worst side effect you’ve experienced from weight loss medication? Nausea, diarrhea, hair loss…
I promise you, the side effects I’m discussing in this vlog have the “typical” ones beat, hands down!…
Have you heard of Oral Ozempic? It’s all over the news headlines as of late. Have you heard of Rybelsus? Same same, but different?
Are you on Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro, at a given dose, and you’ve reached your target weight? And now, the question has come up: what do I do with my weight loss medication when I reach my target weight?
Did you know that Mounjaro is not just for shedding pounds but also for tackling that stubborn liver fat?
In this week’s YouTube video, we’re diving deep into the game-changing results from the SURPASS-3 trials and how Mounjaro is turning the tide on this global health concern.
Ozempic has been a game changer in diabetes and obesity medicine, and you’ve probably heard about it. But what does it actually do?
In July, it was announced that the European Union is investigating whether Ozempic or Semaglutide, the molecule inside Ozempic, is linked to or causing depression and suicidal thoughts in some individuals.
