Getting magical weight loss results is kind of a fantasy, right? Like with proper diet and exercise, many people can lose weight, but it's not something that just magically

disappears overnight. Diet pills have a ton of consequences and side effects, and

you'll probably gain back all that weight if you rely on them. Slow and steady

always wins the race. And that's the narrative that many people

who have successfully lost weight have spread. But there's something new on the market,

something called O'ZIMPIC, and it looks like it's an exception.

About a year or so ago, it became known as a weight loss drug, one that genuinely worked,

one that VOCs called a game changer and potentially the future of weight management.

Elon Musk, Andy Cohen, and a shit ton of actors and producers were even said to be singing

the drugs praises for helping them stay thin and ascribe to those ever unattainable

Hollywood beauty standards. Variety even released a whole article about it in September

2022, saying that one top power broker at the time had half her call sheet full of, quote,

friends and clients wanting to discuss the risks of Ozempik.

In just a few months, everybody knew about it.

Celebrities, hair and makeup teams, producers, directors,

literally anyone you could think of.

And if it's good enough for Hollywood Stars,

then it must be good enough for the public too, right?

Like, this is an FDA-approved drug, so maybe this was the solution we've all been waiting for.

It's produced a bunch of hormones to aid in the process of digestion.

One of them is GLP1, the hormone that tells us when we're full. This is the sequence of

amino acids that make it up. Really Ozempeck doesn't just make you more insulin

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