It's that time.

that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the air.

Dr. Archina Sadu is our guest.

She's an endocrinologist board certified, that means hormones.

And she specializes in diabetes.

She is the director of the system diabetes program at Houston Methodist.

And we're talking about Ozimpy, something that keeps coming up in conversation after

conversation.

As I talk to people who you compliment,

you look great, you've lost weight,

and they say, OZIMPIC,

or some variation of that drug class.

Dr. Sadu, I want to go back to you gave three items. Number three was

appetite suppression. Number two was raising the ability of the pancreas to

secrete insulin. The first was as I understood it

delaying the food vacating in your stomach. Does that mean it's holding the food

longer in your stomach so that you feel full and you don't have a need to refill that. I want to make sure I understand

that.

Exactly, yeah. So it is delaying the emptying process of the stomach.

And so the gastric contents, whatever you've eaten,

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