You'd think less than two years after the very public failure of the COVID

vaccines that more people in this country would be skeptical of brand new

pharma products. And maybe they are, but they don't seem very skeptical of Ozempick, which is a diabetes drug that apparently,

at least in the short term, can help people lose weight.

And on one level you can see whether they're not skeptical.

This is a very fat country. That's a huge problem.

And a lot of people, a lot of us,

wouldn't mind losing 20 pounds by taking a pill.

So why shouldn't we?

Well, we thought it would be interesting to hear the other side decide

that you are not hearing on the question of Ozenbik from someone who knows a lot

about it. Callie Means is the founder of Trumede. He once worked for

Pharma. He definitely does not now and he joins us today in studio. Kelly, thanks so much for coming on. for

coming on. He definitely does not now and he joins us in studio. Kelly, thanks so much for coming on.

Pumped to be your Tucker.

So you want to lose 20, and I'm speaking from experience,

you want to lose 20 pounds, you don't really want to stop eating pizza.

This seems like a super quick way to get healthier.

Why wouldn't you take Ozempe?

Why shouldn't I take Ozempeck?

Why shouldn't I take Ozembick?

There's three big reasons Ozembick is very problematic,

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