Is anyone using Ozempic to help loose weight?

It's kind of like the weight loss surgery. The doctors want folks to folks to jump start better habits. They're hoping it can reduce portions and spark better eating choices. It'll do the first, but the folks I know that are on it, still eat sweets, fast food, chips, and a lot of other high calorie foods. It may be in reduced portions, but once they get weaned off if it, here comes the weight gain.

 

It’s in everything.. but the epa says eating trace amounts of roundup is okay, just trust them . Bayer/ Monsanto doesn’t lobby influence with them.. Even you’re biased website says 33% of wheat is sprayed with glyphosate

gluten and wheat intolerance is becoming more common, why? it couldn’t be glyphosate. The epa said it’s safe..

Due to its widespread use, trace amounts of glyphosate residues may be found in various fresh fruits, vegetables, cereals, and other food and beverage commodities. However, these trace amounts are not of concern for the consumer.

Glyphosate | US EPA

 

Sorry it’s reached that point, a case like yours maybe ozempic could help.
sadly a majority of American are going to be in that same scenario

 

Dont eat healthy, just inject yourself with toxic drugs instead.

 

I had family over for Thanksgiving and my brother in law told me that after 15 years he discovered he is not gluten intolerant, he is intolerant to whatever pesticides they put in wheat here.
When he buys flower or pasta, or drinks beer that is made in Europe, he feels perfectly fine next day.
That was great to find out, cause for next holidays my wife won't have to make separate food just for him lol

 

Thank you to striker for starting this thread and to everyone here telling us about these new weight loss drugs. My friend I wrote about in a earlier post is still losing slowly and has no complaints.
But seeing all the problems here , I am just going to keep trying with less and more healthy eating and stepping up my exercise. I know it isn't easy, but not much worthwhile ever is easy. But to all of you trying it , I hope it works great for you. It is good to get personal accounts of your experience.

 

I’m taking Rybelsus for my diabetes and I did initially lose about 30 lbs, from appetite loss and some nausea. But the nausea went away after a few weeks and gradually my appetite came back a bit, and I’ve gained back ten pounds.

I’d say, based on my experience, that the drug isn’t a miracle weight loss solution but rather a decent first step. I need to eat more mindfully, eat healthier foods, and I need to up my exercise game if I want to actually be physically fit again.

 

Meat n greens , no taters , bread , beans , starch of any kind . No soda or booze . And really nothing after 4pm until breakfast if ya can swing it . Try for a yr . It'll drop fast .

 

Have you read the side effects to that drug? Gruesome.