Ozempic

[CrusaderFrank]

Ozempic is associated with LOWERING the risk of 10 different types of cancer - since obesity in itself is a cancer risk.

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That’s a really bad reason

But that’s just like my opinion man

 

[odanny]

What kind of shit is this?

 

[Lisa558]

That’s a really bad reason

But that’s just like my opinion man

Lowering your risk of cancer (or heart disease) is a bad reason to lose weight?!

 

[Lisa558]

What kind of shit is this?

Crusader posts a guy who says that Ozempic will give everyone cancer, so I post from a valid source showing that taking Ozempic results in LOWERED risk of cancer….and he says that’s a bad reason to take Ozempic.

TOTALLY removed from logic.

 

[odanny]

There is some evidence there are unexpected health benefits from taking the class of drugs that includes Ozempic.

Now that is something that you rarely hear about in regards to Big Pharm, but the drug mimics fasting, and fasting is extremely good for you. You can research this, the study has been out for over 3 years.

 

[Lisa558]

There is some evidence there are unexpected health benefits from taking the class of drugs that includes Ozempic.

Now that is something that you rarely hear about in regards to Big Pharm, but the drug mimics fasting, and fasting is extremely good for you. You can research this, the study has been out for over 3 years.

That’s not how it works. It somehow signals your brain that you’re full after eating a small meal, so you ingest fewer calories. The problem with obese people is that they always seem to be hungry, and this corrects it.

I wouldn’t suggest it for someone who only needs to lose 15 pounds or so, but for really obese people who need to lose 100, or even 50 or 60, its benefits far outweigh its risks.

 

[odanny]

That’s not how it works. It somehow signals your brain that you’re full after eating a small meal, so you ingest fewer calories. The problem with obese people is that they always seem to be hungry, and this corrects it.

I wouldn’t suggest it for someone who only needs to lose 15 pounds or so, but for really obese people who need to lose 100, or even 50 or 60, its benefits far outweigh its risks.

Has nothing to do with what I posted.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Lowering your risk of cancer (or heart disease) is a bad reason to lose weight?!

Maybe cutting sugar, high fructose corn syrup and carbs > Gila Monster Venom

 

[Lisa558]

Has nothing to do with what I posted.

Yes, it does. You said Ozempic mimics fasting. What it does is limit the intake of calories by making a person feel full. Fasting doesn’t do that at all.

 

[Lisa558]

Maybe cutting sugar, high fructose corn syrup and carbs > Gila Monster Venom

Not if the person has a metabolic disorder, which is the fact with diabetes.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Not if the person has a metabolic disorder, which is the fact with diabetes.

Type 1, yes; type 2, absolutely dietary

 

[Lisa558]

Type 1, yes; type 2, absolutely dietary

But from what I understand, it is usually not reversible with diet changes. So once you get it, your body doesn’t use insulin properly.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

But from what I understand, it is usually not reversible with diet changes. So once you get it, your body doesn’t use insulin properly.

I had Type 2, was on metformin and even Trulicity injection and it is absolutely 100% reversable with diet!

When I looked at the sugar content of the stuff I consume, I was shocked: Ginger Ale, 66% sugar!

Dropped it ALL cold turkey and was off all meds in under 6 weeks

 

[odanny]

Yes, it does. You said Ozempic mimics fasting. What it does is limit the intake of calories by making a person feel full. Fasting doesn’t do that at all.

I don't think you have a clue, and you clearly didn't understand what I said.

But you do you.

 

[Lisa558]

I had Type 2, was on metformin and even Trulicity injection and it is absolutely 100% reversable with diet!

When I looked at the sugar content of the stuff I consume, I was shocked: Ginger Ale, 66% sugar!

Dropped it ALL cold turkey and was off all meds in under 6 weeks

How much did you weigh when you were diagnosed with Type 2? Again, it is my understanding that after a certain point, it is no longer reversible.

 

[Lisa558]

I don't think you have a clue, and you clearly didn't understand what I said.

But you do you.

You’re the one who doesn’t have a clue. Ozempic makes a person feel full. Nothing to do with fasting.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

How much did you weigh when you were diagnosed with Type 2? Again, it is my understanding that after a certain point, it is no longer reversible.

30 over

I know that some conditions are metabolic, but I would STRONGLY advise that people start with diet changes

 

[Lisa558]

30 over

I know that some conditions are metabolic, but I would STRONGLY advise that people start with diet changes

We don’t know that Mort’s doctor hasn’t told him for YEARS to make diet changes, and he just wasn’t able to do it. I assume that’s the case, and now there’s this new advancement that can help him make the diet changes.

It’s not one or the other. Ozempic still requires you to improve your diet.

 

[odanny]

You’re the one who doesn’t have a clue. Ozempic makes a person feel full. Nothing to do with fasting.

Jesus H. Christ.

 

[Lisa558]

Jesus H. Christ.

Not sure what some guy who lived 2000 years ago has to do with this debate, but you do you.