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Latest Research Suggests Ozempic Can Slow Ageing & Treat Cancer


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1 hour ago, faysalaaa said:

Thank you! Its been a long journey, I cant believe im almost reaching my goal.

I tried losing weight for many years, but no matter how hard I tried, I failed every single time because I had multiple eating disorders, it was almost impossible to lose weight. Even when I paid for a personal trainer, went to the gym, and ate good. Once I took Ozempic, my eating disorders went away!

I dont feel bad for taking Ozempic even if its meant for diabetic people, because I was pre diabetic and Pre hypertention, and I had many other issues like sleep apnea. Obesity should be treated as a disease, and Ozempic should be used to prevent chronic illnesses that comes with obesity.

But a celebrity taking Ozempic to lose 5-10 pounds is a different thing than an Obese person suffering to lose weight and getting chronic illnesses the more they stay obese.

I'm sorry to ask but how bad were (Ozempic) the side effects on you?

tryna go ask Alice, tryna catch that rabbit
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49 minutes ago, Gohan said:

I'm sorry to ask but how bad were (Ozempic) the side effects on you?

I take Mounjaro, I just said Ozempic because thats what everyone knows, and its basically the same thing.

The first day on Mounjaro, I had severe constipation and dizziness, I had to go to the emergency room! But that was my fault because I ate McDonalds and Spicy Food, which is an insane thing to do when you first start, and my Doctor warned me to eat clean soft food at first.

After that day, I had no serious side effect, I just had very light constipation and nausea for 2 months, but it was very manageable. Now that my body is used to the medication, I can eat anything without any side effect.

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On 9/1/2024 at 6:20 AM, berlinforme said:

Is the effect here rather that people eat less overproduced sh*t and therefore have less nutrition-related inflammation, cancer etc. or is it because of the actual drug's influence? 

I was about to say this. Its well known cutting excessive calories lowers inflamation and in turn a bunch of other related conditions

 

So is it the drug itself or the fact that it makes u eat less?

 

I guess in a way it would still be the drugs influence but i think its important to make the distinction cuz if u already avoid excessive eating and processed foods, the drug itself may offer no additional benefit

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I have friends on this, they look older and sunken in. Lost face volume. So how does this slow down aging? My friends are in there 20s and starting to look early 40s

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On 9/16/2024 at 9:07 PM, ChavaWM said:

I have friends on this, they look older and sunken in. Lost face volume. So how does this slow down aging? My friends are in there 20s and starting to look early 40s

Did they loose a lot of weight? Its perfectly common for face to age when a lot of weight is lost because there is not excess skin creating a sagged look and wrinkles

 

When they say slow down ageing i think they mean on a cellular level abd health wise, nit necessairily the way u look

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It’s tempting but ozempic is meant for diabetics who are health hazard. I would hate to takeaway that opportunity for them. 

everyone at my work is taking this drug so there’s a lot of skinny legends now :messga:

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