The Truth About Weight Loss Drugs: Wegovy, Mounjaro & More - What REALLY Works?

If you’ve ever wondered whether weight loss drugs could actually work for you, this is the video you need to watch. I’m breaking down the hottest new options like Wegovy and Mounjaro, along with tried-and-tested medications you can get from your own doctor, online, or over the counter.
What are the pros? What are the cons? Which drugs have real results, and which come with side effects that might make you think twice? I’ll be giving you the honest truth about what’s worth trying - no sugarcoating here.
Stick around to the end because I’ll cover every key detail you need to know before making any decisions. If you’ve got questions or you’ve already tried some of these options, let me know in the comments. I’d love to hear your experiences.
And don’t forget to check out my weight loss series, where I cover everything you need to know about losing weight for life!
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[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

I think this was really informative, I just recieved my starter pack of Wegovy and am a bit scared (you know what they say about a little knowledge, lol) so its sitting in the fridge until I sort out what to eat etc. It's not going to be a huge change as I already eat plant based whole foods and occasionally chicken and fish. I do have a sweet tooth and realise that has to stop as it can make nausea etc worse. I think with me its post menopausal and has more to do with portion sizes than what I am actually eating (other than the chocolate). I do eat fermented foods, grains and nuts, lots of legumes and beans and all fresh vegetables with no ultra processed foods. I am going to make up my own, rolled oats based muesli, with raw hazelnuts, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds and various others I add every week. I have that with whole milk, kefir and occasionally yoghurt as I am of the belief that balancing your carbs with fat or protein helps with sugar regulation. I can easily replace chocolate etc with the nuts and grains mix too so I think apart from protein I have a fairly balanced diet. I will maybe introduce protein pancackes at lunchtime which could also help cut out snacking as thats when I usually snack, at lunchtime as I dont have a meal. Sorry for the huge comment, but if you do see it, could you just let me know if I'm on the right track or not? I am off to watch the rest of your list.

[@DrSophieGP]

Sounds like you’re doing a great job! Just make sure the changes you make are realistically ones you are going to stick to. It’s sometimes easier to add them in one by one. Good luck!