Emory experts have actually evaluated the ethics of using Ozempic drugs for weight loss, "using Ozempic for cosmetic weight loss has much greater implications than being a social media trend, Phillips said. The growing number of non-diabetics using Ozempic for weight loss has led to a shortage of the drug, leaving hospitals and pharmacies struggling to get the diabetic medication.....Ozempic has also been used by celebrities and has become increasingly present in the media over the past year,” Chelsea Yost (20MR), an obesity medicine specialist and assistant professor of general surgery and general internal medicine for Emory Healthcare."

https://emorywheel.com/emory-experts-evaluate-ethics-of-using-ozempic-for-weight-loss/

Anonymous wrote:Ozempic causes rage in white women

It sure seems to cause rage in those of you not taking it. Maybe worry about your own body and stop raging over other people’s?

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Anonymous wrote:Phen phen

+1

Remember phen phen, olestra with the people pooping their pants, gastric bypass, the sleeve and a hundred other things that were going to end obesity forever?

Yep.

Amen

Awww, you so mad. It's kind of adorable actually.

Anonymous wrote:Ozempic causes rage in white women

I think it's quite the opposite. All of the rage posts on here have been by those jealous of us who are finally losing weight and getting healthy. We are just laughing our asses off all the way to the store to buy new clothes every month.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Phen phen

+1

Remember phen phen, olestra with the people pooping their pants, gastric bypass, the sleeve and a hundred other things that were going to end obesity forever?

Yep.

Amen

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Phen phen

+1

Remember phen phen, olestra with the people pooping their pants, gastric bypass, the sleeve and a hundred other things that were going to end obesity forever?

Yep.

Ozempic causes rage in white women

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Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

WOW!!! You get the standing ovation for being the most noble and smart today.

I'm assuming you have never taken Tylenol either, right? Because you are so, so smart and have never taken a single medication due to possible side-effects.

Ooh. You seem triggered! Are you hungry?

Thanks to Ozempic, not at all. Are you?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

WOW!!! You get the standing ovation for being the most noble and smart today.

I'm assuming you have never taken Tylenol either, right? Because you are so, so smart and have never taken a single medication due to possible side-effects.

Ooh. You seem triggered! Are you hungry?

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Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

What do you mean? Is that what Ozempic does?

In a few extreme cases, it happened. But for the overwhelming majority, it doesn't do any of that. In other words, it's like taking any medication. Some will have an extreme reaction.

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Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

What do you mean? Is that what Ozempic does?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

I’m on semaglutide and have lost 10 pounds in a month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis. What’s your point?

But you nasty

OK child, go away and learn how to write.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

I’m on semaglutide and have lost 10 pounds in a month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis. What’s your point?

But you nasty

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

I’m on semaglutide and have lost 10 pounds in a month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis. What’s your point?

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Anonymous wrote:I could afford it but never would do it.

Same. I am on WW and have lost 10 lbs since last month without blocking my bowels or pancreatitis.

Me too