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All right, here comes a show. All right, you've probably seen it all over the media. Celebrities with

Ozemphic face. They lose a bunch of weight and then they look gaunt. They look sick

unhealthy and they're blaming on Ozempik or other GLP1s.

In today's episode, we're going to talk about Ozepik face,

the truth behind what the media is talking about.

Have you seen, actually, I think I sent an article over to the group thread this morning of like some of the most popular people.

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