'Game changer' painless injections to shed pounds | Weight Loss Wednesday

“It's simple. It's painless, and it was a miracle. In three weeks I lost 18 pounds, and by three months, I had lost 38 pounds..."
For several years Ozempic has been on the market to treat type 2 diabetes. It improves the way the body handles excesses of the hormone insulin. A side effect was that patients lost 15 percent of their body weight. So last year, in June of 2021, it was reformulated and approved for weight loss for patients, who are not diabetics, under the name Wegovy.
“This drug is not a stimulant. It simply makes you feel full. We know that it affects your brain. It mimics a hormone that affects the satiety centers in your brain,” explained Bariatric Surgeon Dr. Matthew French.
Dr. French of Surgical Specialists of Louisiana, says about 20 of the clinic's patients have used Wegovy.
“And they say they just don't get hungry. They don't want the food. They don’t have the craving. And that's a powerful tool for losing weight,” explained Dr. French.
“And I wasn't hungry, which was great. The best thing about this drug is it made alcohol taste horrible,” said Hare who noted she packed on part of her weight from the sugary calories in beer and wine.
But after six months, Ramsey is no longer on Wegovy. Her cost-saving coupon ran out. Most Louisiana insurance companies don't pay for weight-loss medication like hers. Despite the long-term cost savings when people maintain ideal weight, companies don't include it in their coverage. The other problem is the drug is in high demand and can be difficult to get.

[@leslieludwick1321]

I’ve been on Ozempic for three weeks and got on the scale for the first time today. I’m happy to say I lost 14 pounds.

[@ToeKnife166]

Well done

[@lorrainetracyyusi6095]

Would you be willing to share a testimonial about your experience with us? As a thank you for your valuable feedback, we're happy to offer compensation for your testimonial. We'd love to hear from you! 😊 Just so you know, we're a new telemedicine company offering GLP-1 medications to customers, and we're eager to gather testimonials from individuals who have experienced positive results with these medications. Your insights would be incredibly valuable to us!

[@TragicHamad]

Other than not eating a lot what else did you have to do?

[@cynthiaholland13]

That's scary fast

[@cogent211814]

I am an ozempic patient for my diabetes. The weight loss patients use of wegovy and ozempic have made Ozempic scarce for diabetics. It took me 3 months but I was able to get my insurance company to approve the Ozempic. The weight loss has been good but the lowering of my a1c will probably save my life.

[@ideelite62]

Exactly!!!

[@rachelwhite3286]

they are both chronic diseases. Type 2 diabetic patients aren't more important than obesity patients. They are getting necessary medicine just like you

[@Kim.Miller]

@@rachelwhite3286 people who are ten pounds overweight are taking it

[@mercedesmcvey1776]

Seems unfair that people who need it to potentially save their lives can't get this drug because of people using it to get in a dress they want to wear to the red carpet, like not going to name names, but then they get on tic toc, everyone wants it. Weight loss is good for health, but if you are already diabetic, you should have priority, and it should be made affordable, and easily approved.

[@megl6148]

@@mercedesmcvey1776 People who take it for weight loss have to be obese and have a co-morbidity which means the drug is saving their life as well. This drug treats type 2 diabetes which is also a weight related disease, not genetic.

[@BluieBeth]

If it helps people lose weight, I don't understand why certain pharmacies and doctors don't want to fill it! Who cares? If the person is nearly 300 pounds but isn't YET diabetic, why on earth would you not want to help BEFORE they are?! Really really frustrating

[@katiefountain2407]

Because diabetics cannot get the drug. Currently every pharmacy in my town is out. At least the 3 week back order.

[@Shogal28]

@@katiefountain2407 ur pharmacy has to order it it is in high demand many are abusing this medicine for years especially in certain life aspects like living the glamorous lifestyle of the rich and famous everyone is taking it with or without being diabetic it's booming for the past 2 years this medicine can cost up to $900 for just 5 or 6 injection so u get 6 needles with it sad but hey it works something what isn't a hoax and truly works yes that is why u need to make sure they be ordering it can take up to 2 weeks to get ur hand on it.

[@Danlovestrivium]

@@katiefountain2407 Simple. Don't be a diabetic.

[@katiefountain2407]

@@Danlovestrivium LOL okay smart guy

[@Danlovestrivium]

@@katiefountain2407 Listen, tubby. We don't want people ending up like you so the best way for them to not have diabetes is to never get it to begin with. You made you oversized bed. Now sleep in it.

[@WeggieQueen2005]

I am chronically ill, been on chemo and prednisone nonstop for 17 years. I'm on other meds for side effects of other drugs (take care of your health everyone). So, I'm on many drugs that make it so hard to lose weight. I gained over 150 pounds from being bed ridden, disease and meds. I have tried EVERY DIET, program, medications etc since I can remember...even a surgery, to lose weight. Yes, some worked a bit, but it never lasted. I felt like a loser, quitter and really hated myself. OZEMPIC, so far, has stopped me from feeling hungry, thinking about food, and it makes it that I only eat a real single serving. This is how normally thin people must feel? I never EVER felt like this before. I pray it becomes more affordable for all. I've lost 30lbs since september and I feel high from it all. I feel "normal" and if you have fought weight most of your life you'll understand what I'm feeling. The side effects are real. I get some stomach problems (constipation and diarrhea), and burp all the time LOL, and nausea IS REAL. It's worse than the chemo I take weekly. I asked my doctor for zofran and it really helps. I usually take 1 to 2 zofran a week. I Did have diabetes, but after taking ozempic for the past few months along with metformin now sugars are fine. I also stopped taking metformin since things are ok now, and that was the cause of so many gut problems. I'm SO RELIEVED to be off that. I don't know if ozempic is a miracle, but I can say, that after taking it about 2 months, food never crosses my mind. And even when physically hungry I don't feel the need to curb it. I'm eating, don't get me wrong, but maybe 1 full meal A DAY right now. instead of 3 full meals. A chicken breast, salad, a side dish usually is eaten within the day but as small meals. Does that make sense? It took at least 6 weeks to really kick in, so don't give up. If you make little money you can get it free Just go on the ozempic manufacturer's web page and look up patient assistance. You can also get it for $25 a month if you have private insurance or through an employer. I'm only telling people because I know what it's like to be sick and have so much going against you...this stuff has helped me physically, but mentally, too I don't hate myself as much. Many of you will understand what I mean.

[@llb5311]

Thank you for this well though out and truthful comment. Best wishes to you on your health journey

[@marcellaellison2801]

Thank you😢❤I hope you feel better

[@seahorse251]

Good for the doctors for getting a compounding pharmacy to create the injectable!

[@steffireina777]

I have mine compounded and it only costs me $270 per month. Not even close to the costs of the commercial version. Big Pharma is criminal.

[@melissas4874]

What helped me lose weight was moving out of S. Louisiana and trying foods prepared in different ways. I love the food, I love seafood, french bread, etc but most of us from this area aren't raised cooking or eating in the healthiest way. Not to mention there are healthier ways of celebrating than getting drunk and eating a ton of food.

[@babydoll3274]

I wanna move far away from here too but I just can’t get away from my boudin 😂😂😂

[@deborahlockwood9035]

Yeah apparently drinking does not help anybody to lose weight or feel better either in the long run.

[@ladybayoutalesthetruth6788]

I agree. Moved 18 years ago to Georgia and my diet has totally changed. I don't cook a ton of starches anymore I no longer eat white rice or beef and pork with the exception of bacon....lol. I never was the one to sit around drinking but I did indulge in it whenever I went to a party. Something I don't do anymore. Sometimes people have to change their environment and their mindset if they know they want to do better. I love the food I grew up on cuz it's my heritage and that's something that will always stick with me but I've learned how to do it in moderation. I could never give up my gumbo.

[@americanadreaming]

Amen. It's amazing what changing your diet can do. Injections and surgery seems extreme.

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@americanadreaming there are some people that changing their environment mindset and lifestyle doesn't help or doesn't help enough to change their life-threatening diseases or disorders quick enough to save them

[@FREDSTATE]

I'm on it....17lbs in 5 weeks

[@suehumphreys2999]

FredRick: Which one are you on?

[@lorrainetracyyusi6095]

Would you be willing to share a testimonial about your experience with us? As a thank you for your valuable feedback, we're happy to offer compensation for your testimonial. We'd love to hear from you! 😊 Just so you know, we're a new telemedicine company offering GLP-1 medications to customers, and we're eager to gather testimonials from individuals who have experienced positive results with these medications. Your insights would be incredibly valuable to us!

[@winning3329]

This medication should be available for all to prevent health cost. Being overweight causes health problems. I'm overweight and was diagnosed with sleep apnea. I need this drug and hope I can get some. I also tried everything to lose weight and nothing helped.

[@fluffyanne1177]

Make sure you are aware it causes cancer

[@chiquistaash1324]

Hello, what kind of insurance do you have? Most covers saxenda which is very similar. Call your insurance and ask oh and talk to your Dr

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@chiquistaash1324 I have fidelis Medicare and I pay $4 copayment for ozympic

[@ronpagala7496]

Stop eating too much trashy food.

[@jazziez6467]

Can you imagine how the bariatric doctors are freaking out.

[@shelbysycamore637]

They don't care. The injections will not fix the person's problem unless they make an effect to learn to controll their urges.

[@smilebigiloveyou]

My bariatric doctor suggested it 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@chadglaze4610]

Mine suggested it and they are the ones that prescribe it so….

[@vanessareyes6190]

Mine too

[@hydrangeas_lover]

Dumb dumb. They recommend and prescribe it. Bariatric doctors do more than just the surgery. The surgery is a last resort. Damn stupida**!

[@nurserossie4812]

I was contemplating this medication until I started doing IF..16:4..I fast for 16 hours and eat within a four hour window..not only have I lost 15 pounds in two weeks but I noticed my cravings have all diminished..I plan to make this a lifestyle ..Intermittent fasting works just as much plus you don't need to get a shot or a booster ..

[@hkitty007]

I almost passed out doing If not for everyone.

[@palmercornbeef]

Yeah thats what I thought as well, unless he/she meant 20:4

[@Ashtarot77]

@@hkitty007 You can start with a shorter one and build from there. There are different lengths of IF. Start from when you've had your last meal of the day, skip breakfast (just have coffee to stave off the hunger), if you must eat, then have a boiled egg, then lunch and dinner. You will soon learn to live on only 2 meals a day and you will be less hungry throughout the day. Your body needs time to be able to digest food. Eating all the time, is not helping it. Hence why people get sick. Look up Dr Eric Berg on KZbin. He'll give you amazing advice to start the weightloss journey, which doesn't include taking meds. It's not only a diet change, but a lifestyle change.

[@amri5096]

IF isn't effective for everyone--at least the more moderate protocols. I tried the 16:8 protocol daily and was very intentional about it for 8 months with very few results until I finally just gave up on it. I follow Dr. Fung on KZbin who is a huge proponent of IF for diabetes management and insulin resistance. He also stated that some people don't respond to moderate IF protocols and may need to do something more extreme which I am definitely not a fan of. If I fasted for longer periods; I could probably get the results. However, I don't see that as being a long-term, sustainable option.

[@deer105]

I've done 36 hour fasts a week with a 5 hour window the rest of the week and also restricted my diet to 20 carbs a day. No processed food at all. Vegetables, fish and eggs. Maximum of 1100 calories but usually less. Guess what? It stopped working and my weight plateaued without changing anything about my diet or exercise routine. Your experience is not a universal truth.

[@staceydavis7721]

I’ve been on Saxenda since May 1,2022 and have lost between 25-30 lbs ( currently plateauing between 190-195) I never had the nausea or headaches that a friend of mine has or I’m reading here. I have noticed that sweets are not tasting as awful as they did in the beginning so now is where willpower is going to come in. I have not yet started working out ( I work 58 hrs every week on my feet) but am planning to start soon . This medicine has helped so much ! Currently I pay $25 a month for this.

[@mexreax4493]

do you have insurance?

[@lindalovelace2703]

Yes, how do I get wecovy

[@mydenmel]

omg you are so lucky $25 here where i live it cost arount $120 per injection

[@1stladyma]

So it basically has you starving yourself into losing weight???

[@Shogal28]

@@1stladyma it suppresses ur appetite but u need to change up ur diet in some ways ur body changes but ur mind still has those eating habits this is why will power comes in effect u won't eat as much anymore sometimes u have to force urself to eat but it depends on what u eat so it's like having the bypass surgery without having the surgery part.

[@jimjohngirard]

I was on a strict Paleo diet and walked religiously for 2 years in the mountains of Idaho. I became an aerobic monster and I got stronger with resistance training, free weights and machine training... I'm 73. I got stronger....I didn't lose a God Damn pound. But on Mounjaro, I'm 75 lbs lighter , strong and aerobic.... screw the old way...better living thru chemistry I say .

[@ernestrodgers789]

Thank you for including Part 2 to this video. I also enjoyed hearing about the King Cake, definitely a Mardi Gras staple.

[@EmpressEnergy101]

I have been using this injection for 5 weeks, and it works!! Keeps me full longer and lessens my cravings. I use to workout 5 times a week, eat clean, and still did not get such significant results. Now I added this shot to my routine of working out and healthy eating and it has made such a difference!!! I am losing twice as much as I have in a month. Also, it has helped relieve the pressure on my joints since I have rheumatoid arthritis❤🎉

[@lorrainetracyyusi6095]

Would you be willing to share a testimonial about your experience with us? As a thank you for your valuable feedback, we're happy to offer compensation for your testimonial. We'd love to hear from you! 😊 Just so you know, we're a new telemedicine company offering GLP-1 medications to customers, and we're eager to gather testimonials from individuals who have experienced positive results with these medications. Your insights would be incredibly valuable to us!

[@monabee5044]

I am currently taking Wegovy. It has done wonders for me. Anything sugary taste funny including alcoholic beverages. I love it!! I have lost 20 lbs in two months without exercise which I know I have to start doing. I can truly say this medication truly works.

[@Mita0.0.0]

I heard there is a shortage… how long have u been on it?

[@monabee5044]

@@Mita0.0.0 I have been on it for a little over three months. The 1st month I saw no changes. I thought it was not working and almost stopped taking it. But the 2nd month I started noticing the changes in the taste of sweets and my appetite started decreasing.

[@patriciabader7226]

It made me so sick could not keep anything down.

[@bhoney7811]

Thanks for sharing. Can you share your weight loss clinic?

[@nadeemkhanftii]

How can one but this meds living away from the US?

[@tpgilmore1]

I just started! I feel so proud of myself! I ate out. Ate 1/2 of a chicken salad sandwich h on whole wheat bread and a small coleslaw. 16 pd in 11 days

[@haileyreyes9052]

How do you get it?

[@donnak9258]

Which one did you take

[@Alwayslearnimg]

Started Salexa yesterday. It feels great so far!

[@ebonya8629]

How much does it cost??

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@haileyreyes9052 it's a prescription. You go to your doctor and talk to them about it. Originally was a diabetes medicine and now they prescribe it for weight loss under the name wagovi. I am getting it under the name ozympic which is why it is covered by my insurance for $4 copay I am not diabetic

[@fluffyanne1177]

I also causes thyroid cancer and gall bladder issues

[@cocorivera9711]

I notice nobody likes to mention that…

[@user-pz4jk9tb7d]

Can you tell me where I can find that information?

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

I am worried about the cancer (not on this either), but I had my gall bladder out in 2016.

[@stephaniewoods6797]

I just got Ozempic to help with weight loss and pre-diabetes. I had gastric sleeve back in 2019, and lost close to 100lbs but hit a plateau and started gaining weight during COVID. So I heard about Wegovy but Wegovy is back order and Ozempic is the same drug, so I will start next week. And it is covered by insurance because of my pre-diabetes.

[@deborahlockwood9035]

I had a gastric sleeve in 2012. Lost almost 100 lb as well. It is 10 and 1/2 years later and I'm just starting to regain in the past year I have regained about 28 lb or so and yo-yos depending on what I'm eating and how much I'm exercising. I start my ozemic tomorrow but also have a hernia surgery coming up pretty soon so don't know if they are going to redo my sleeve or something it's being discussed I really don't know but I'm a hundred and fifty nine pounds right now used to be 218 I'm 5'1 and 62 years old starting to feel uncomfortable again and a lot of back pain which I will probably always have due to three different back problems but it's getting worse as I gain weight

[@chrisarfath3382]

@@deborahlockwood9035 don’t give up sis keeping looking for options.

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@chrisarfath3382 thanks. I did start. I was 159 the day I started and I am 153.2 today. I'm sure it's water weight and don't know how long I'll be on it I know everybody seems to think you free game all your weight but if you have learned new habits such as eating more healthy and proper portions and moving your body more and exercising some I don't see why I would regain all my weight.. and at 5'1 and 153 lb I don't foresee me being there very long or I would lose too much weight right

[@deborahlockwood9035]

151.4 today and took my second injection this morning

[@stephaniewoods6797]

@@deborahlockwood9035 I started at 250lbs about 5 weeks ago, down to 241. I'm not trying to lose it fast, I want it to stay off. I don't feel very hungry most of the time. But remember, eating is not always hunger, most time it is emotional or habitual. Keep up the great work!

[@davidz1681]

Wow, she looks amazing after her weight loss.

[@pamm2762]

I'm on OSEMPiC very similar I think I have no appetite since I started this injection, and it is a life saver no other med was working for me for my type 2 diabeties my blood sugar before using this med was in the 200s now it's perfect it's like 110- 120 I lost probably about 15 pounds in 4 weeks still loosing my stomach is shrinking I'm so happy and more confident 👍👍👍❤️ thankkk God my insurance pays 100 % for my medicine

[@Genxgurl]

Wow Pam, so glad to hear that this is helping claim your health!

[@lalameans4376]

I think I saw Candace Owen mentioning something related with thyroid cancer... 🤔

[@BeneGesseritSaya]

LMFAO…sweetheart I’m a nurse of 13yrs. Have fun with those side effects 😂

[@Maddie9185]

@@BeneGesseritSaya LMFAO what kind of nurse are you? Not very compassionate that’s for sure.

[@chrisarfath3382]

Congratulations sis

[@carmen4373]

I was able to get the manufacturer coupon for $25.00 for Mounjaro. I haven't started yet. Only picked it up today from the pharmacy. Right now I'm 242 lbs with many chronic conditions. My insurance company would not help me to pay for it. I still do not understand why they are willing to continue paying for diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol, medications instead of helping people to pay for weight loss drugs like these that can take them off these meds for chronic illnesses. I've started walking up to 2 miles a day now and watching carefully what I eat. Excited to see where I will be in 2023 with the help of Mounjaro!!!

[@mattiec7072]

Because they make more if you stay obese, diabetic, hypertensive smh.

[@barbarahubble8635]

How did it work for you. Did you have any of the side effects? My Dr took me off it after 1 month due to horrible side effects and allergic reactions. Just wondering if others have the same experience. I did lose 14 lbs that month.

[@carmen4373]

@@barbarahubble8635 is working wonderfully! No side effects. Down 15 lbs so far! I have incorporated walking 3 times weekly to help me lose more. Cuts appetite in half! I have no more cravings! Would like to lose at least 50 lbs.

[@gillian726]

This medication has horrible side effects. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and depression. Don’t take it unless you are willing to go through it. These symptoms might go away or they might not. I’m speaking from experience because I’m currently on it. I am miserable and have lost a day of work because of the side effects. Use with caution.

[@user-ee1sq7ly6y]

I’ve been hearing terrible things about this drug. I wish they wouldn’t frame it as only positive.

[@galegrazutis964]

That's interesting l am on very strongly highly doses of medicstio due to severe mental health issues. Have been hospitalised 12 in 8 years and have had severe episodes of self harm. Thanks for the info😳

[@Chic.Geek75]

I had to get off, it does the job but just like you I was miserable

[@rhodastevens6578]

Thier is a lot of positive feed back to👌❤️

[@nancypickering8217]

Maybe you need to return to your doctor. You may benefit from Zofran, vitamin B12, and some counselling. Have all of these been tried??

[@steffireina777]

I have mine compounded and only pay the $250/mth. It’s also a better version because it doesn’t have all the fillers. Almost all my meds are compounded and it makes a difference.

[@Ballingrealestate]

which brand do you use

[@playhaley]

Please share info to get the component

[@jonathanjohn7669]

What's the name of it? TIA

[@lavjamsoflocamp]

I pay $24. 12lbs in 17 days..no exercise

[@NicoleMs.Country]

Where can we get the cost effective version from?

[@NicoleMs.Country]

This Medicine took me off my Thyroid meds…. I was told I would NEVER be able to stop!!!! 😊😊

[@soupnfresh]

Which meds helped you get of your thyroid meds??

[@lestariabadi]

@@soupnfresh she said “this medicine” means Wegovy?

[@Chic.Geek75]

Weird, must be hypothyroidism because once you in hashimotos is for life..

[@squirrelboss7067]

Please tell us more! I’m hypo on synthroid and gaining weight

[@anaanastasoglou9498]

Yes please tell us about your hypo, i do have this condition, and was taking medication for it, but have a very bad endocronologist who told me "is up to you if you want to continue taking you medication for your hypo, or stop" . the last lab test i took months ago for antibodies came back through the roof, so how is that this doctor told me it was up to me to continued taking the medication for my tyro, or discontinued? I continued taking it, but i ran out of it a couple of months ago, and now i want to find a "good endocronologist but is not easy to know who is bad who is good. Is a matter of luck. If you said that this medication help you to be off your tyro medication to which medication are you really talking about? Also i live in southern california does any body here knows a good enducronologist?

[@Stephanie-ws9ut]

My weight-loss doctor prescribed the generic injection, semaglutide and adipex for weight-loss. She calls it in to a pharmacy, named Empower here in Houston. The semaglutide is less than $60 and it's simply the generic name for Ozempic. Empower provides personalized medication that is both convenient and economical.

[@kaylamariehomeandliving3977]

what is the doctor name

[@gigic9715]

May you please share the doctor's info

[@lauramoorman2022]

Semaglutide is not available in generic form yet, and won't be until Sept 2023 at the soonest, but more likely 2024. I just read an article about the civil litigation regarding the drug manufacturer, Novo Nordisk. Ozempic is a name brand drug, not a generic, and people on Medicaid won't be able to access it. People on private insurance will have an easier time.

[@lauramoorman2022]

@@kaylamariehomeandliving3977 Ozempic is not generic, it's a name brand drug. There is no generic form of Ozempic (semaglutide) on the market yet.

[@lauramoorman2022]

@@gigic9715 Ozempic is not generic, it's a name brand drug. There is not generic form of Ozempic (semaglutide) on the market yet.

[@Nicole-si3ck]

My insurance just approved me for this! I’m so excited

[@StevenPenny]

I worry about tumors though, many of these seem to cause or have caveats for tumors.

[@sageduff4747]

I’m on 1mg ozempic for diabetes/weight loss. It’s improved my diabetes, but no weight loss. One thing to know, if you inject on the inside of your thigh (the fleshy part), any nausea you may get from it gets reduced.

[@deborahlockwood9035]

Did you start on 1 mg? Or did you start on smaller doses first

[@atk_1]

No weight loss with ozempic either

[@adrienne2838]

Some people lose more weight with increased dose I hear

[@Shogal28]

U will see effects in 8 weeks so u start out on 0.25mg so ur body adjusting to it after 4 injections 30 days u will increase ur dosage to 1mg after ur 8th injection u will start to notice difference in ur weight but u still have to make sure u eat probably can't be eating ice cream candy and fried foods u still have to maintain somewhat of a diet but some people who are on it just get full drinking water and two bites of food. So basically it makes u feel full longer and in all ur stomach will go back to it's normal size or even smaller size best thing I would recommend since if u on that medication ozempic start boiling eggs eat those it helps and gets u full eat green vegetables cut ur carbs stay away from bread or fried foods eat in moderation and u will see ur pounds sheet without any exercise this medicine is suppressing ur appetite following this diet is not going to be a challenge for anyone you will lose over 80lbs without having to wait 10 months u be dropping it in around 4 months but if u don't follow any diet it will be taking longer 10 months or more so yes it's ur option some people can't diet and some do have to will power to do it u can drop 150lbs in less then a year with exercise 20min a day cardio walking not running just walking.

[@danielporter3922]

Actually, I paired it with a particularly dangerous “thermagenic” and loss 7% body fat (21 lbs)two weeks in. I was surprised at the synergy between the two,

[@RichardsWorld]

I tried 1.5mg yesterday. I don’t exactly feel really good and I definitely don’t want to eat. I feel sick if I try to eat. I don’t think I can work out if I keep feeling like this. I don’t want to lose muscle, so I’ll have to force feed myself some protein shakes.

[@34psychotic]

@Enzixl that's the starting dose. Its slowly increased. My Endo wants me to get to 2mg eventually. I'm on 1mg now

[@horsewithnoname8795]

@@34psychotic Your Endo is experimenting on you.

[@suehumphreys2999]

@@34psychotic Which one are you on?

[@AMYV3]

I stared at .25 then .50 I stoped because I finally stopped feeling nauseous. I have to go up to 1.0. Well not have too. But better numbers if I do. I have diabetes. We can’t get ozempic in Canada fir anything else I really only need to lose maybe 20. The most 25. I’ve been loosing on .5. Just littlevat a time. It’s winter too I’m just glad I’m not gaining lol. I just didn’t know people take 1.5. Interesting.

[@RichardsWorld]

Ok, so I took it for about 2 months and lost about 20 pounds and stopped before Christmas so I could have a big meal with my family and never went back on it. I was exercising a little bit back then. My hunger was still suppressed for about 3-4 weeks, I was thinking I got used to eating less, had less bad habits, and smaller stomach. After about 6 weeks or so I had a moment where I almost never felt so hungry. My weight eventually went back up about 10 pounds, but I know I haven't been lifting weights, so I probably lost muscle mass and gained even more than 10 pounds of fat. I can still wear my smaller jeans that I couldn't before though. I started back up again at .75mg a week, and now 1mg a week. I barely need to eat, and I could only eat half of our family get together meal today. I will probably barely finished my left overs, so only 1 meal today. I do think my weight could have been maintained if I was exercising, but we had lousy weather this winter. That's my excuse anyways... Also I noticed my heart rate seems to average 8-12 beats per hour, I think this is increasing metabolism.

[@MJ-jz1ju]

How can I get this medicine?! I will drive to LA to get it!

[@bransonashford6941]

I have ozempic .25 - .5mg pens single use in sealed box available.

[@EmpressEnergy101]

You can ask around to see if any spa places offer the shot. But since you are not prescribed it by a doctor for diabetes, you’ll have to go in their weekly to get the injection, and they will be monitoring you on your dosage and slowly increase it.

[@shelbysycamore637]

(please note that I have never been fat but I did want to shed a few pounds) If you are not a diabetic, why not consider fasting? It's cheaper but it will suck for the first few weeks. I only eat one meal a day and after a few weeks have passed, I do not experience hunger pangs as much as the average person (maybe once every 4 days). I drink lemon water/zero calorie drinks/tea through out the day as I work. Fasting consistently will cause your body to produce less ghrelin (hunger hormone) and it doesn't cost hundreds of dollars an injection.

[@AH-xf6cp]

Why not? Because people can do whatever they feel is best for them. Instead of having abortions, why not consider abstinence?

[@shelbysycamore637]

@@AH-xf6cp agreed, isn't the freedom to choose wonderful ☺️

[@perryrice4149]

Do anyone know the name of this doctor how I can get in contact with him. 🙆🏻

[@midland61]

Because of this being used for weight loss, I am struggling to get it for my diabetes. It has caused my copay to more than triple. For me it is life saving. I now have to wait up to 10 days or more for a refill.

[@missmagpies71]

I have the same problem. I had to go back on insulin. So I have gone from 1 injection a week to 4 injections a day. Not happy.

[@Chloe0418]

I'm sorry this is happening to you but please try to remember that obesity is JUST AS DANGEROUS as diabetes, and that all people need the medications that will help them to be healthy and live long happy productive lives. I'm sorry you have diabetes but obese people matter too - we all want the medications we need at affordable prices. "Weight Loss" is not just for vanity - it's live saving for us too. This is a medication that can help so many people.

[@tribecca626]

That's so sad. I feel bad that people can't get it to treat their diabetes . That is what is was initially marketed for.

[@midland61]

@@Chloe0418 I understand. But there are ways to lose weight before resorting to this medicine.

[@deborahlockwood9035]

I am on fidelis Medicare and pay $4 copay for 6 weeks of dosage . 25 I haven't started. Have to talk to the doctor tomorrow as we weren't sure it was going to be covered.

[@heatherruble3177]

I am glad this works for you but I do not like putting medications in my body when I do not know what the long term effects could be. I also heard a few doctors say that once you stop taking this drug, you will gain weight so you have to take it for the rest of your life if you want to keep the weight off.

[@mercedesmcvey1776]

I understand and felt the same way, until I started seeing the long term effects of being overweight, which is just as bad, and since I am in a wheelchair its more challenging to stay active, like I can't walk, etc. so it is important to lose weight.

[@PetsNPatients]

So where's the compounding pharmacy?

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello how are you doing?

[@d3lllt]

Wegovy worked AMAZING but cost me half my thyroid due to fast growing tumors…bummer. I have boxes of the stuff in my fridge and can’t take it. I gained back half the weight since stopping. I’m tempted to just grab a pen and start again but I just got half a thyroid left. 😰

[@imhereforthecomments2627]

Sell them. Plenty of people will buy them they cost $1300 without insurance I'm sure you could fetch at least $600 a pen.

[@jamiecatherine3781]

Don't do it!! I have half a thyroid too, not because the medication. I am overweight as well, I know it sucks, but your life is more important! Good luck!

[@karijaneify]

@@imhereforthecomments2627 It's a Federal offense to sell. your Rx med to another person.

[@mercedesmcvey1776]

@@imhereforthecomments2627 yikes too bad she could go to federal prison for that.

[@Isilwenlynn85]

You have history of thyroid cancer, or thyroid tumors in your family?

[@ResQmomKim]

Is this the one that causes cancer?

[@skyeblue5669]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ I'm a type 2 diabetic and my doctor put me on TRICITY it not only helps me to not over eat but it helps me to lose weight..

[@helprehouseourvets6919]

Tried both Trulicity & Ozempic and the only one that did anything was the Trulicity with regards to my A1c but nothing else. Taking Ozempic is a freaking nightmare to figure out and get right so I stopped after e injections bcus it is a very complicated shot to understand. I lost 21 lbs by simply walking 4 miles as Steen as I could muster the will. I'm going to try *Rybellsus* to see if it will do for me what my sister claims it does for her.

[@Conway7]

Where can we get this compound?

[@bransonashford6941]

I have ozempic .25 - .5mg pens single use in sealed box available.

[@xpaperxcutx4588]

All of the weight loss doctors are probably hating this drug, especially the plastic surgeons who do bariatric or liposuction.

[@joycecorwell848]

When you have osteoarthritis an chronic pain is very difficult to work out

[@karincope3019]

I am on my 6 th month of Saxenda and I am just shy of 50 lost . In the beginning I was very nauseous and stayed on the .06 dose for several weeks , I am now on the full 3 dose. It’s very expensive at $450 🇨🇦 per month . It’s not a drug that is covered and it should be .

[@dididiallo7778]

How did you get it in Canada ?

[@sarahholleran6230]

Any side effects?

[@ellesf1606]

The US have a form of ‘public health care’ though that Obama wrote into law. It’s probably double $60 on average but other political party criticize it so much that uninformed people who are swayed by dishonest Republicans (Trump’s party) don’t use it. Most employed people get insurance through their jobs and sometimes the better the job, the better the insurance. The advantage of US healthcare is the quality. Hospitals feel like hotels. The care is high level. You can get diagnosed, surgery done next week and you go home feeling like you were never diagnosed with whatever it was. But of course, if you are really poor and struggling that’s when you may not have health care which is horrible. Yeah Trump’s party did things to deliberately drive up the price of ‘Obamacare’ just to make it fail’ and people still vote for them. People who can’t pay for ‘Obamacare’ are statistically still a small amount of people though. And Obamacare is not the name of the insurance. Republicans called it that when they were trying to give it a bad name like Obama’s name is bad. Obama is a class act.

[@ellesf1606]

@@sarahbartlett1196See my comment above. US have very similar system to you after Obama.

[@memelc5655]

Insurance won’t pay because they know it works and people will pay almost anything to lose weight. So insurance doesn’t have to. You did it for them

[@Ashlie258]

Just started wegovy today and I'm excited to see what results I can get

[@louisaindiaindialouisa2950]

Bon courage Sa marche vraiment je le fait depuis 4 mois

[@madamshay749]

Soooooo hows it going? How much have you lost?

[@tammykletecka4116]

The lawsuit piling up claim certain cancers. Better think THINK before taking drugs!

[@Lmn0660]

They say I’m morbidly obese. However, I just think they are trying to scare me. I don’t like being overweight, but every thing I have tried, at first, worked, but caused more weight to appear. I really need help. I don’t like looking like this. I have, not even, one person that, talks to me, let alone encourages me. It’s hard to move, so I don’t. If you want to help me, I am ready to accept help.

[@Trump_voters_love_Treason]

Look up "Dr. Berg" and "Dr. Sten Ekberg on KZbin. They both talk about proper diet and intermittent fasting in a way that's easy to understand and follow. Really, it's all about getting back to the way we ate for most of our existence. Those two should help, good luck, I believe in you!

[@djamesubi]

It’s not the carbs. It’s the foods that are all carbs+fats. Cake is carbs+fats disguised as carbs. Fats have 9cal per gram and carbs have 4cal per gram. It’s pretty much impossible to over eat with low fats unless you eat yourself sick. Get some more lean proteins like chicken breast and fish. Shrimp are almost all protein and dont worry about the mercury it’s not a problem in shrimp. People be eating chips and ice cream when their bodies are hungry for MEAT and beans

[@sayehimanzadeh7491]

Hi, how can I get the new injection weight loss drug? What is the name of it?

[@Bandobenz18]

Peptides glp-1 you’re welcome

[@CasuallyObservant]

Depending upon the manufacturer, the name can be: Wegovy, Semaglutide, or Ozempic.

[@saritshull3909]

please don't. there's a global shortage and diabetics can't get it

[@saritshull3909]

so the compounded version is cheaper??? I was paying 1200 ZAR a month for the smaller dose pen of ozempic for pre-diabetes. The US seriously needs to fix its pricing regulations. It's also nice how this story has glossed over the GLOBAL SHORTAGE people using it for weight loss has caused. I haven't had any in months. I was using it for auto-immune-related pre-diabetes. it's not like fixing my diet and exercise would be any help.

[@Ashtarot77]

But fixing your diet MIGHT help. I subscribe to Dr Eric Berg amongst others on KZbin and many of his followers have managed to reverse their type 2 diabetes completely, through following his advice on diet. Another one to look up, Dr Ken Berry MD. They will tell you and go into detail with regards to why you're pre-diabetic and what you can do to help yourself without medication. Dr Berg also covers a range of other ailments and how to alleviate symptoms.

[@JessieCarty]

I guess I was recommended this video after being on Mounjaro for 6 weeks - 6 weeks of nausea despite zofran, careful eating etc. While these medications can really make a difference for people, they are very serious medications with very quality of life side effects for a lot of people.

[@LadiesofPurposeTV]

Didn’t watch the video but I was on trulicity one shot only….sicker than a dog! It took 2-3 weeks to get out of my system then caused other issues! Scary stuff.

[@JessieCarty]

@@LadiesofPurposeTV Yes! I'm into my 2nd week post Mounjaro and still not feeling well. I go back to my doctor in two weeks, and I'm hoping there are other options that don't make me THIS sick.

[@MelissaThompson432]

Try keto.

[@JessieCarty]

@@MelissaThompson432 always someone has to recommend keto LOL I've been on every diet at some point and keto was one of the biggest failures

[@MelissaThompson432]

@@JessieCarty it saved my life. Why do you think it didn't work? I know it's hard to start keto because you have to break two of the biggest addictions known to humanity.

[@mikehobart]

I have type 2 diabetes. Last year there was a global shortage of Ozempic and I went six weeks without it, finally going back to the insulin injections I used to take twelve years ago. I went in for a routine eye test today and they told me that there were signs of diabetic damage to my eyes. I have to go back in three months to see if the eyes have healed or not. Now I understand that obesity can be a serious problem, but I think the people facing blindness or amputation should have first call on this medication.

[@SuSuKhair]

That is terrible for you! I do want to say tho, people who aren’t diabetic aren’t being approved for ozempic. So the ozempic shortage has nothing to do with ppl who are overweight/obese taking Wegovy. It has everything to do with the manufactures and their needing to produce more pens. So the overweight/obese people aren’t stealing medication from the diabetics in need of their meds.

[@tribecca626]

I thought this was for diabetics . It was going to be life saving in some cases. Why is it now being marketed as a weight loss drug? Pharmacies are on back order because doctors are prescribing for weight loss. Am I missing something ?

[@douglasgempel6392]

Because they are trying create shortages to drive prices up 8 units which last me a month is almost $1000.00

[@authornmalone]

It's the same product as Ozempic, just with a few changes. Ozempic is for diabetics, Wegovy will be solely for weight loss.

[@ronpagala7496]

Cha ching!

[@altheastubbs345]

Side effects are very bad, pancreatic cancer.

[@nadeemkhanftii]

Fantastic! Thanks for this news. Where does one get the injection? I live in mumbai ..

[@RajKumar-ek2co]

Price pl

[@justbento2885]

Why no link to get to the doctors in this video

[@janetsadeghi1501]

Exactly!

[@Everbless151]

How can I get this new medicine please?

[@bransonashford6941]

I have ozempic .25 - .5mg pens single use in sealed box available.

[@bwadley75655]

You Americans get reamed by big pharma! Ozempic and Wegovy in Australia is only $100 a month and that’s the unsubsidised cost.

[@ladyj5682]

Ozempic tore my gut up and flared my acid reflux up full speed. I thought I was dying. You don't want to eat bc u get so sick and fill like your food won't go down. Constipation was horrible. Try other methods before getting this drastic. If you already eating healthy then start exercising bc Ozempic isn't that great for your body or health love to see these people in 1 or 2 years bc not changing habits will put you right back

[@deborahlockwood9035]

And no one said that the people that are using this aren't changing their habits at the same time or at least trying to. I hope so. It's very hard to change your entire lifestyle that I agree with and people who have had weight loss surgery the majority that do gain their weight back is because they did not change their lifestyle and then they wonder I don't know what happened I gained it all back. Yes some gain it back because of medications steroid shots etc I gained back 30 pounds out of 100 and some of that is eating some of that was less activity because of a terrible car accident. But I am on my way back down and have steadily been on my way back down just not quick enough for me. We are all different and the comment that you'd like to see these people in a few years or when they stopped the medication who are these people. I thought that was quite rude

[@ladyj5682]

@@deborahlockwood9035If you have already changed your eating habits you wouldn't be on this desperate drug. People are risking there luves and dont have a deep problem with addiction on thia drug. You have your opinion and I have my opinion and experiences. I am simply telling you this drug is dangerous and shouldn't b taken lightly. Try other appetite suppressants and learn to eat a healthy diet or accept a helathy weight for you as an individual. I know I have been on this journey and still on it. The statistics are already out here and the battle is real but to risk your life is nothing to take lightly. This quick fix isn't all it's made out to be and may damage more than you think. Do appetite suppressants first. Metamucil has some that is more natural for your body. Our society and including me have tried to look for quick fixes and they just will not work. Food addiction is real and hard to conquer and will take much trial and error and prayer and possibly an intervention on a different level with that decision made with much thought and effort versus thinking it will b a quik fix. If you can already change your eating habits you wouldn't be on this desperate avenue drug.

[@hedgiegal3340]

I agree, this stuff made me so sick, my body couldn't tolerate it

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@ladyj5682 gained back 30 lb of 100 100 that I lost. So for you to say I didn't change my eating habits it's ridiculous. I have been on this journey for 10 years without any drug whatsoever. Started this drug yet. I was prescribed it but have not started it yet as I am supposed to talk to the doctor and be instructed in how to use it tomorrow morning. For you to tell me I haven't changed my eating habits very freaking rude. Obviously I have changed my eating or having paying attention to the fact that I lost almost 100 pounds. It took me 2 years to came back those 30 pounds. If I hadn't changed my eating habits I would have came back the whole hundred by now don't you think. Nowhere in my conversation that I say any of this was a quick fix. And from what I'm told using this drug isn't quick at all. It just helps. I could be wrong and never did I even say I was going to use it for sure. I was making the comment that it was $4 covered by my insurance and that I did get prescribed it. Haven't made the full decision. But don't tell me I didn't change my eating habits because a weight loss surgery by itself does not cause a hundred pounds weight loss to last as long as mine has. My very active lifestyle turned very sedentary after an accident which is a big part of my 30 lb regain. Was just looking for a little help no miracle drug or quick fix about it

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@ladyj5682 and I want you to know that I am taking what you are saying very seriously please don't think I'm not. I'm 62 years old and want to live the rest of my life as a grandma in the best health I can be for them and for myself

[@tustack00]

Thanks for sharing. I would love to see you do ultrasonic caviation to compare it with endosphere.

[@MountainmommaWV3]

Yeah diabetics are doing without it now because I can’t get a hold of any of it 🤬

[@gerussialla]

What will happen to these people if this medication stop working?

[@Squirt0624]

I have an issue with using a diabetic drug for weight loss. There is currently a national shortage of this drug for Vetrans. My dad literally depends on this drug to live. Now he can’t get it because it’s now used as a weight loss drug. Not cool when others lives literally depend on this drug. Not cool at all.

[@dianemendoza9531]

When drs prescribe Wegovy, they are not taking away from diabetics. Wegovy is for obesity and co-morbid conditions. There are other GLP-1RAs such as Trulicity, Victoza, and Mounjaro. If drs started writing for patients to get Ozempic because of the Wegovy shortage, that's on them.

[@Squirt0624]

@@dianemendoza9531 that medication is the same as the drug used to treat diabetics. Treatment of obesity is a side effect of the medication. It was not designed for obesity. They just slapped a generic name in it and raised the price. If there was enough, then more power to those that want to lose weight. There’s not enough currently hence he national VA shortage. There’s also side benefits of the drug that protects kidneys and hearts of diabetics that other diabetic medicines harm (trade off) Someone trying to lose weight does not take priority over saving someone’s actual life.

[@dianemendoza9531]

@@Squirt0624 Wegovy is not generic. Wegovy is the brand name of semaglutide that was studied for obesity when they saw the success diabetics on Ozempic were having with weight loss. It was approved for obesity in 2021. The shortage came in because people started promoting Wegovy. I believe uninformed drs exacerbated the problem by giving out Ozempic when it should have been Ozempic to their diabetics and Wegovy to their obese patients. They should have not interchanged one for the other once a shortage came up. Compound that on top of the manufacturing issue Novo Nordisk already said they had and ther you go. Outside of that, as I stated before, there are at least 5 other GLP-1RAs that diabetics can be put on. Ozempic is not the only one. GLP-1RAs are the magic behind the heart protection because they reduce inflammation. If you cared to fo any research, you would also see that people who are fortunate to get for their obesity related issues (true obesity related issues) are seeing additional benefits just as diabetics are...why shouldn't they also benefit? Insulin resistance is a very real thing in women with PCOS and is a driving factor in their risk for future diabetes and their difficulty in losing weight and getting pregnant. It's why they get put on Metformin (a diabetes drug, by the way). Wegovy is a fantastic tool for these women. They are wanting to continue studies on effects of GLP-RAs to assist with exacerbations of inflammation in autoimmune disease. Many, many, many have reported a marked decreasing in pain related issues and migraines. So, like I said, I understand the frustration behind drs prescribing the diabetes formulation for the weight loss formulation. But, there are others that could be prescribed in the very least to get through the few months of the shortage of one.

[@Squirt0624]

@@dianemendoza9531 actually they can not be prescribed something else for the shortage. We tried to go that route. He nearly died. It’s not a simple as you want to make it. Randomly mixing meds that aren’t supposed to be taken together dangerous. Suddenly starting or stopping dangerous. It took him MONTHS to build up to the dosage he needed. Sick the entire time because he couldn’t take other with it to help him bring his sugar down while he was gradually increasing to his needed dosage. Sugar consistently in the 280-300. Very bad things happen when you’re that high and they did. So no there is not anything for short term use. He’s either on it or not. He wouldn’t survive going through all that again. Bring in this medicine took him from 40 shots a week to 1. His kidney function improved where as before he was declining. He’s a quad heart surgery survivor. His heart function has improved. On his two previous diabetes meds, he was in decline. There are thousands in the VA same story. It’s not right. It will never be right. I respectfully disagree with you. We are living it in real time.

[@dianemendoza9531]

@@Squirt0624 ok.

[@kristolvasquez3004]

Where can you get the compounded drug?

[@jasonampadu]

Obesity is a deeper problem than how someone looks. If those problems are not addressed the injection or pill are useless. I have just done a video on Ozempic presenting a more balanced view, give it a watch.

[@ran5400]

Some of the side effects are horrific though not for everyone but for a lot there are

[@ironmaidenfitness654]

I just looked up the patent info for Ozempic and it reads: ‘Ozempic was eligible for patent challenges on December 5, 2021. By analyzing the patents and regulatory protections it appears that the earliest date for generic entry will be December 5, 2031. This may change due to patent challenges or generic licensing.’ 😢

[@authornmalone]

Depending on where you live, you can get it on PBS if you are diabetic, bringing the price down from $130 a month, to $40

[@michellejordan4418]

I'm trying to get approved for this now.

[@rdfbeauty]

I live in Louisiana , I can't get my doctor to get me the prescription for wegovy or ozempic.

[@bransonashford6941]

I have ozempic .25 - .5mg pens single use in sealed box available.

[@darlahennessy7843]

My daughter lives in visalia, ca. She would like to know where can she get samaglotide. Are you able to help her find it please?

[@chrisarfath3382]

Great report

[@tylergnosis2581]

No quick fix pill. Just hard work

[@amandafletcher3568]

And how do you afford it??? B/c insurance doesn't cover it

[@bransonashford6941]

I have ozempic .25 - .5mg pens single use in sealed box available.

[@saintsinner7565]

I looked at the thumbnail and was like,wait why is teen mom Jenelle losing hundreds of pounds 🤣 it literally looked just like her lmao

[@robinswebmail]

She said it makes alcohol taste horrible....then they show her standing there with a glass of wine....

[@tarinitup9609]

So how do you get this generic version as discussed in the second video?

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello how are you doing??

[@playhaley]

I'm wondering too

[@barbarastephen6015]

God knows i need it badly

[@Jb3ar]

Its too bad drug companies wont let those of us who aren't diagnosed as diabetic use these drugs, even with their coupons. After coupons $1000 + per month is NOT affordable..

[@Tanyaarmstrong]

Quick Questions please.... Can this injections be used for the rest of your life? What happens when you stop injecting?

[@msjkay16]

In the US injections are not covered and cost $2000/month.

[@newpathforward]

It's good that it's helping people lose weight, but learning to eat healthy is important for overall health, not just your weight. I'm not sure how people are going to learn healthy eating habits by using this medication to trick themselves into feeling full. Eating meals that consist mainly of vegetables, fruits, lean meats and whole grains and staying away from highly processed junk food is necessary for life-long health - if you learn to eat healthy on a consistent basis with a reasonable caloric intake, the weight will come off naturally without the use of medication. And of course there are people out there who have metabolic disorders, but before you say anything, you must know that the grand majority (90-95% of us) are overweight because of our eating habits.

[@deborahlockwood9035]

I will be starting my Olympic tomorrow after speaking to the nurse. She told me not to start it until I talk to her picked it up yesterday. It was covered had a $4 copay

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello how are you doing?

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@franklinstephen3268 I am on my second injection this morning. Little bit of dizziness and nausea first couple of days. Down like 7:00 or so pounds

[@judithevans6742]

@@deborahlockwood9035 what insurance do you have?

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@judithevans6742 Medicare. Fidelis WellCare. In New York

[@deborahlockwood9035]

@@judithevans6742 did fourth injection yesterday morning. I am down 10 lb since the beginning. 3 weeks ago

[@2Truth4Liberty]

Can anyone point to long term studies of this drug? Thanks.

[@taniabras2357]

Why don't they discuss the major side effects.. Like thyroid cancer? This sounds more like an advertising campaign for the generic.. The pharmaceutical will be be very happy

[@shericiancaglini8853]

Because the cancer side effect is rare

[@santamaria2509]

How can we get the info about this compounding product . Please

[@jacquelinecroasdale7115]

My Doctor prescribed ozempic but tricare refused me. They approved trulicity. I'm waiting for it to arrive. I'm nervous.

[@MonicaLopes-uo5nw]

spectacular reviews

[@yonkocommander5531]

My left ear loved this video

[@Viv8ldi]

How can b12 help with nausea?

[@ResilientWon]

Youd think health insurance companies would be pushing this. It is a huge preventative measure.

[@douglasgempel6392]

It hasn't helped me lose weight..I use it for diabetes

[@patrinajasso5689]

When ur real big u need a jump start. When ur real big u don't want to exercise. My blood pressure was 199/90 now it's 132/80. This is from dropping 37 pounds. I did diet and exercise. It made me hungry. This helped me to be able to move it made me motivated to keep going. U have to exercise guys cause ur going to have loose skin so u want to be moving so when u drop ur weight u are already working out. U have to change it life style. U can't just think that u can drop weight and not do the work.

[@Viv8ldi]

Does it work more effectivly then methformin?

[@annettehugh-jones1793]

I wish I could get that but how.much does it cost?

[@bransonashford6941]

I have ozempic .25 - .5mg pens single use in sealed box available.

[@barbarastephen6015]

You guys are truly lucky. Wish we can get it here in Nigeria.

[@chiorazu8047]

we can get into business, market it and sell it

[@saritshull3909]

South Africa has been out of stock for ages. I've heard of some people getting through their endocrinologists but only for serious diabetes

[@authornmalone]

Even if you could get it in Nigeria, there is a global shortage thanks to the Americans hoarding it all. Australia has had almost none since April.

[@candipauline]

She needs to start putting in the work

[@danif2686]

What are the side effects, other than nausea???????

[@joaquinsolis7071]

Trouble taking a sh1t. Ask me how I know lol

[@duchessofmeraniamerania4744]

Guys you do realize stopping meds is not in "demand" as theres no money in not selling drugs

[@Veerow2005]

This is a low key ad 😒

[@megja1812]

Wow this is a game changer

[@naturalwitch1359]

Thank you