I recently did a video on Ozenbik, but now I want to do a video on Mongero.

Now Mongero is a very similar medication, apparently in several studies it works a little bit better than Osmbic,

more weight loss, less time.

Both these medications were primarily used for regulating blood sugars with diabetes,

but they also found that it helps you lose weight, which makes sense because anything that improves

blood sugars will obviously help you lose weight.

So the first thing I want to say is Mongero does create some really interesting effects

with weight loss in blood sugars.

There's no doubt.

Actually, it can even improve insulin resistance and decrease your A1C,

which is an average blood sugar for three months.

So I'm not going to say that it doesn't work, but it's expensive. It's

like a thousand dollars to thirteen hundred dollars a month and it does come with

other side effects other than just being expensive but the big question is what happens when you come off

the medication? Does it actually correct the problem? The answer is no. You have to keep taking it for it to work.

Do you end up taking it the rest of your life? Is it healthy?

What are the long-term effects? Well, we don't know.

But the short-term effects are the following.

Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, gastroporesis,

which is a situation where your stomach is a bit paralyzed,

food goes through very, very slowly.

Another side effect would be abdominal pain, dizziness, lethargy, low blood

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