WARNING Do NOT take Ozempic or Mounjaro until you watch this 

its temporary you need to fix ur gut and ur relationahip with food read the book "how to heal Your metabolism" and "gut and pyshioligy syndrome" its lifestyle sleep schedule stress levels adequate sun exposure and heloing you at the core which is balancing your hormones

Stop taking it and see if the effects last. You will just be addicted because you will become dependent on it and will feel you need it to keep the effects.

@@QueenOfKings0402 Maybe if she adds exercise she can keep it. Also a thorough assessment of her diet.

How did you dose during that 10 weeks?

​@@dominizel25right, take the word of several crack pots who wrote books based on theories not proven in studies. Sounds like a great idea.

In your case was it prescribed for diabetes? Or just weight loss

What is the website address?

My insurance pays all the cost except 25 copay

My insurance does too yay only 25 dollars a month just starting it!!​@Johnebegood

Hi where are you buying the mounjuro? How much it's

Oh gosh you’re stacking Mounjaro and Metformin? I think I would dissolve in heartburn if I did that, you’re a strong person 😮😮🥰

@@ALT-vz3jnseriously! my dr instructed me to stop metformin before starting mounjaro.

I hear you shouldn’t take it if you have thyroid issue cause it could develop in thyroid cancer that’s what my doctor said

tell us about the stomach issues

Ensure?

Not sleeping may be a cardiac issue. You may want to see a Doctor.

Youre one of those people who literally does not need the drug. There are severely overweight people out here who need it and cant get it because of folks like yourself.

Wow that’s a lot in 2 weeks! Did you lose the 18 lbs. because you had no appetite and was eating less also? or you loss weight even with no changes in diet?

Way too much weight in a too short amount of time. Soon you’ll start losing your hair and feel very fatigued and if you stop taking it, you’ll gain back every pound.

@@lucreziamapelliyes that exactly happened to me last year when I tried the carnivore diet. I lost a third of my hair and when I stopped the weight all came back.

any vomiting that’s the only things stopping me from trying this.

@@ayoo.3velyn370 Yes - vomiting is a side effect for some

I think I am going to switch to Mounjaro...I have been on ozempic for months now, and my glucose level hasn't improved. I count my carbs even before starting ozempic. I have an appt next Tuesday. I need to ask my doctor about this.

Going on 3 months and lost about 25 lbs. It definitely does not just fall off. I get my A1c checked next month. No vomiting, but the constipation is not good.

Been on it since December 2023 lost 29 lbs A1C was 7.0 now 6.5 love it .

JFK was a terrible speller. You can use your spell-check in your PC.-

Change your diet. No carbs or sugar. Go for a walk everyday. Get good rest. Watch the weight fall off again and stay off.

I cannot believe how much people are charged in the US for these medications. In the UK it costs me £127 for mounjaro on a private prescription from Boots chemist and £40 for the doctor

because they can.. america is always about profit first, regardless of how it can help.

It's the American Way. We've been asking serious questions for 40 years.

Yes, it’s the American way. Most hospital groups and health insurance companies that administer the health insurance is for profit. I’ve worked for a few of these health insurance companies. The CEO’s make like $20 million a year. Many of our law makers own stock in these companies, so they make money by keeping people sick. It’s disgusting.

I agree 100%. It's so bad here. The things they put in our food, the obesity ratio, etc... it's really sick & twisted. Our government only cares about the all mighty dollar.

I have private insurance through my employer and I only pay $25 USD per month for Wegovy. Another example of why "Universal Healthcare" fall short and only rich people can afford. I'm not rich,but have a good job with good private health insurance.

That doesn’t explain antibiotics.

How much in mexico?

@@ashleyschmidt9001 for a while it was $160 for a box of the .25-.5 dose, which lasts me about a month. Then for a while none of the pharmacies had it at all. Then the least time I went I found only one pharmacy that had it but they charged $280 a box.

Does it really work? Like a miracle?

Thanks for the info.

It really stopped by craving for sweets. I was about ready to start my own 12 step program for sugar addiction.

I’m so sorry that terrible thank you for the advice to be careful.. I hope your doing better

Thanks that explains why I've blacked out upon standing and I get head rushing whenever I bend over

How it going so far? Are you still taking it?

Don’t diss the compounds! As long as you are under a doctor’s care, and your medicine comes from an FDA approved pharmacy, it’s safe. And, a lifesaver!!!

Any updates?

@@leahz539 absolutely! I’m down 48 pounds! When i started I was at 306 and I’m down to 258. It’s awesome!

@@leahz539 absolutely! I’m down 57 lbs and I haven’t had any side effects to speak of. Just a little constipation at first but even that was temporary.

And youll be addicted to mounjaro forever. Congrats...

@@feszanicz I'm not sure about addiction. However, I have type 2 diabetes. I was on metformin for the rest of my life and I had my type 2 diabetes still high, but "under control". With Mounjaro, I'll have to take it the rest of my life, BUT, a simple compounding pharmacy can make it and my guess, it will be a godsend for many people whose weight is strangling them. I've chronicled my diet, my exercise regiment and my PCP said I was doing everything right, but I was fighting 3 genetic time bombs according to him. 1. Inherited Genetics itself 2. Diabetes type 2 3. Insulin resistance due to A1c in the bloodstream and 3. Slow metabolic rate, again, genetics. I'm answering you out of courtesy. I was looking at being on Metformin the rest of my life, but still fighting the pounds for reasons listed above. These prescriptions will help people live a normal and balanced life. I don't drink, I don't eat processed foods as I cook for my wife and I. So. To answer you, at age 73 I had resolved myself to taking metformin for the rest of my life. Mounjaro promises to give me a great quality of life where I can walk, go to the shooting range, play pickle ball without moving 305 lbs of fat around everywhere I go. I'm okay with that. However thanks for your concern....mighty white of ya!

Sounds like insulin resistance. Ignore the jerk who commented above me. You got this.

@@teeski693that’s exactly what I was thinking. It should be helpful along with the change of his eating and lifestyle habits 😊.

How's it working out for you?

thank you so much.

It comes in a pen. Mounjaro is available in 2.5 mg. / 5.0 mg./ 7.5 mg. and so on. One shot every week. Check for negative symptoms and let your doctor know what's going on!!!

Semeglutide has a half-life of a week, if you have side effects I would think you need to decrease the frequency, not increase it?

Where can I get this? I’m trying to look for a good reliable source, I am 70 pounds over weight and have sleepapnea & also pre diabetics I’m trying to get rid of all that asap but can’t find ozempic anywhere at the moment, where do you find it?

30 lbs is easy to drop for six to eight months just with a little modifications of your diet. Traditionally i can lose up to 40 lbs in a couple months especially in the summer months but as I got older and suffered more health issues it became harder. Now after a heart attack i lost 40 lbs and was feeling pretty good then i really hurt my back and they discovered a bone spure on the disc facing right into a main nerve. So mobility was cut right down, walking is not always possible. Dr suggested Ozempic twice over the last year so i am looking into it. Here in Canada drug cost are much lower, going to see if I am even covered. If i can get some weight off the chances of surgery are better as well and the recovery time goes down. Look after your health while you are young. Stay active and eat sensible.

@@jimdavison4077excuse you? I saw another one of your comments saying you’re already taking Ozempic. Maybe you can stop lecturing other people on weight loss when you don’t even take your own advice.

@@jjzamora8435I got a prescription from my primary care physician. If you’re obese and prediabetic, you shouldn’t have a problem getting approved by your insurance. My Mounjaro prescription costs me $75 a month with my insurance.

What happens when your insurance stops paying for it, and you gain all of your weight back and more. That is just a real possibility.

where/how are you only paying $14?

@@gorgeoushussy my insurance covers it all but 14

@@jamesm611 not realistic...

@@garym9473 what's not realistic

Which insurance do you have?

@@carlbernngl I love that suggestion it's like WOW wonder why no one has ever thought of that option 😐 "When Truth hurts, Value the Impact 🤏🏾😏💭" ⚠️ " You Know, 5% sure 🤔 I SHOULD REALLY come wit a F😏n WARNING 🤐LABEL 🏷️⚠️⭐

Just stop eating so much. Cut out the sugar ,starch, carbs. I am speaking from experience here. Pharma poison can't "fix" anything. It just makes us sicker and then they pile on MORE poison. Oh yeah and the better your insurance is, the higher the pile of pills. Dr. Sten Ekberg here on RU-vid changed my life. I am off of Januvia now. When I drop enough flab, I will be off the BP med too.

It's funny how he began the video with.. " mostly likely a PA or NP you've never met prescribes via telemedicine." And he ends with " click here if you want to book consultation with me." Hypocrisy

​@@UrOnlyWarning 😅 if I had a nickel for every time I've wanted to say that 👍

Ozempic is great! Mounjaro even better!

Interesting scammers. I noticed every one pic warning videos, there are these comments about how ozempic and wegovy saved someon's life. Every, single, video. It looks like the corporations are paying these people to post positive reviews to all the warning videos by qualified doctors

Excellent results. What was your A1C before if you don't mind me asking? So many people would benefit from these drugs.

How was the nausea??? Did it subside??

I’m in the same boat. Been on it with the coupon and now have to have a DM diagnosis. Which even then would be over $250 a month. It has helped with IR, PCOS, BP you name it. Now I’m stuck at the end of the month.

I’m recently diabetic as of last month. & my out of pocket is only $26 with my insurance

You’re not getting the brand name drug though, they’re giving you the shady compounded version this doctor was taking about. For that price you can look into getting the compounded form directly from the peptide sellers, such as Arctic Peptides. I have the brand-name drug and it’s sealed in separate injection pens. If you’re not getting sealed pens it’s not the real deal. Are you sure you wouldn’t be approved for the name brand? I’m pre-diabetic, my doctor sent in the PA(prior authorization) form and they approved me right away for Mounjaro. I pay $75 a month with insurance.

@@ALT-vz3jn Arctic, PS, Helix, and the rest all source from China. If you go this route, get a vendor that does third-party lab analysis on all of their batches and make it public. Even then, it's not necessarily more affordable. $520 for four 10mg doses on Arctic is more than most weight loss clinics charge ($325 - $450) for any dose level. You can order direct from China as well and cut out the middle man, save 50%, but you'll need to do your own lab analysis. Mass Spectrometry and UV. The doctor also didn't say all compounded versions were shady. Only SOME compounding pharmacies are using substitutes.

@@ALT-vz3jn I'm pre diabetic too... can my general practitioner order the monjouro for me ? I have blue cross blue shield ..

I should add that only diabetics get this medication free.

How are you doing with side effects ? I gave myself only one time one shot, but the next day headache and neausiness was horrible.

I think I'll move to Australia. lol. I'm lucky I'm 87 and my Medicare covers all drugs for diabetics, HB pressure, etc.

@@bobboscarato1313It is almost impossible to move to Australia unless you can completely support yourself without any government assistance, and that bar is set high. A couple I know applied for a visa to move there and were turned down flat because they were not deemed financially well off enough. Unlike the United States , Australia does not want people immigrating there who could possibly be a financial burden.

@@lisabaltzer4190 Other comments are totally opposite yours!

For the obese, it's marginal. But you should ALWAYS be under a doctor's care when using these medicines. NEVER SELF MEDICATE WITH THEM.

@@stevenholt5484 Amen!

Just take CJC 1295 if you’re worried about your muscle mass.

@@ALT-vz3jn Work out to keep the muscle from losing too much muscle mass and still eat a healthy diet.

@@ALT-vz3jnit’s banned.

They probably didn’t offer the real name brand version, just the shady compounded version.

You need to see and endocrinologist who treats diabetic patients!

This drug is for people who need to lose weight too, not just for diabetes.

I also hit a plateau on Mounjaro. But the great thing is that since my appetite remained suppressed by the drug, I didn't give up - I still ate much less, and after 3 weeks the needle finally moved on the scale.

It's because the pharmaceutical companies own over 75% of the advertising.

@@ltruj123 its sad. They hike up rates to the consumer to cover for those costs.

Finally, someone honestly reporting symptoms that were bad. I vomited, was exhausted, had fainting spells, constipation, horrible bloating, falling asleep during the day and insomnia. I also contracted Covid during the rime. I have Los 3 pounds since 10~20. It was bad and my Dr was so busy I could not get in to see her for 6 weeks.

Did you go through Dr. Hansen? Were you monitored by a physician? What medication did you take?

​@@WhirlyPearlyso you're blaming covid on the drug. 😂

Hope you’re doing better. That must’ve been horrifying. Bad experiences unfortunately happen with any medicine. It could be an allergic reaction to something in the mix not necessarily the med. I have hypothyroidism too, lost 20lbs with the med and TSH remained stable. Staying hydrated was essential. Results definitely vary.

@@dreamceline2093thank you for this balanced perspective! 😊

Really?

It does for a lot of people but when you have type 2 it really don't

@@stacysingleton2169 Never too late to at least try.

That’s great for you! Control it that way as long as you can. Unfortunately, others aren’t always able to exercise. Or walk. Or stand…. Etc. 😊

@@stacysingleton2169 Well it does help every diabetic. However, it will do nothing for Type-ONE Diabetes. (Except for helping to improve insulin absorption and lower insulin requirements.). But for Type One patients, do not exercise or exert yourself if your sugar is high! For Type ONE, exercising with a high blood sugar rate is very bad. Your blood is thicker with the added sugar in your cells and I then gets to your brain a little slower. I did not know this when I was in high school and college and any time I had to run, and my sugar was elevated, I nearly passed out from not being able to breath.

@@stacysingleton2169 type 2 is usually reversible with diet alone.

This is the way to go!

Wow congratulations!!! That must have been hard work, you’re a rock star.

How much do I have to weigh before insurance pays for gastric sleeve? Or do they cover diabetic patients? I would rather get the gastric sleeve surgery. Be done with it.

​@@SumKnight-iw4rwI had it in 2020. Your BMi needs to be over 35 or over 30 + a comoridity (hypertension, diabetes, etc). I was 235 lbs, BMi 32ish, and had hypertension. My insurance covered it. I was down to 128 lbs at my lowest about 15 months later and My hypertension was resolved. My current weight is 170, so keep in mind weight regain is common, but people tend to lose and keep off 30% of their excess body weight. And don't forget even if your insurance pays for the procedure, you still may need to drop some cash for the work ups before the surgery (ex cardiologist, nutritionist, endoscopy, and whatever else). I luckily had a max out of pocket amount per year and had my surgery in December. I highly recommend scheduling it at the end of the year for that reason. Good luck! No hard in seeing a bariatric surgeon just to find out more and if you're eligible.

@@MsJackieJack did you have to deal with acid reflux. I'm in the approval process for vsg now but I'm definitely worried about nausea and acid reflux.

What did it effect?

Me too been very sick on it! Pain sick diarrhoea

Dose to hi

Start with a low dose and gradually increase the dose.

thank you for your honesty. My doctor prescribed semaglutide for my type ii diabetes, but my insurance didnt cover it. At first , I was saddened that I couldn't get this " miracle" drug everyone was bragging about but now since i read your comment/ review I feel better.

It’s not the magical drug for YOU.

So sorry you are in the minority that this did not work for you. It has been life changing for many many people.

I’m so sorry you had that experience. The studies have shown that the drug doesn’t work for 13% of patients.

I am one of this type for other “miracle” medications on the market. I feel your angst.

I pay $75 a month for Mounjaro in the US, definitely worth every penny and I can also claim it as medical expenses on my income tax 😝

I’m in Canada and trying to find a safe place to get this. Where in Canada do you get this from? Have you seen tangible results?

Thank the Kardashians & others like them who take them😢look at kloie who couldn’t lose weight for almost 40 years 😮😅

Ozempic has been approved for weight loss by the FDA, that is why doctors prescribe it for treating obesity.

Agree, but there are at least two problematic issues playing into the abuse: 1). Most Americans have high blood sugar levels & are borderline diabetic. 2). Profits for the pharma company; doctors too, via office appointments. Both pretty much guarantee over-prescribing as a preventative to save patient's lives. Because many Type2 patients won't follow their doctor's common sense diet & exercise advice. Patients want & demand a quick fix to address the long-term bad habits that wrecked their health. (I cut sugar/candy, soda, pasta, white potatoes & most breads from my diet 5 years ago & within 7 months my blood glucose levels dropped from the 135-140 range to the 90-100 range. Also lost 50 Lbs - no medications needed. And the health results & eating habits have lasted. It can be done.)

It's currently approved by the FDA for control of type 2 diabetes. However, in the United States (and other countries as well) once a medication is FDA approved, a board certified physician may write the med for ANY USE they deem patient appropriate. This is called writing 'off - label', and is prefectly legal. This is up to the doctor -- some will write off - label, some won't.

@@stevenholt5484 Semaglutide has been approved for treating obesity by the FDA in the US, it is not an off - label use.

Then it’s time to change to something that isn’t being used as a weight loss tool.

Wicovy is the EXACT same thing as Ozempic. Wicovy was labeled to be specifically for T2D and Ozempic for weight loss/insulin resistant. They have different doses. See if you can find Wicovy instead. Wicovy has .50/1.0/1.5 Ozempic has .50/1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5 big difference.

Try berberine. It helped me lose 80 + pounds. It helps the liver, heart, pancreas, and helps with weight loss

⁠@@camdyhenegar2540it’s called WEGOVY not wicovy.

Just switch to Jardiance or another of the dozens of diabetes drugs available. Problem solved.

Same thing happened to me. Did you stop taking it?

I've seen people gain it all back with gastric sleeve. Nothing is guaranteed. It's all still up to ourselves.

Not all diabetic people are super overweight that they need surgery 😮

There are tons of videos where people have gotten surgery and either gained the weight back or didn't lose as much as expected but they are losing weight with these meds. Of course, do your own research and get it from proper care givers. I used to be a Operating Room nurse and have seen terrible complications with weight loss surgeries. It would be less risky to try either of these medications or both if needed before surgery. This has been a struggle I have had my whole life so I can relate on a personal level too. I have to use compounded Semaglutide from a compound pharmacy and it has changed "the food noise" that everyone talks about. I wish you well and let me know if there is any questions I can answer for you!

Stick to carnivore

read "gut and pyshioligy syndrome" its extrmely informative and will hepl you heal natura;;y which would give u a better quality of life over temporary fixes that mess up your hormones even more

@@paulaestes7763 How much weight have you lost on the compounded semaglutide? Has it been helping you?

I've lost approximately 55 pds in about six to seven months. The cost is about 260 dollars a month with insurance. I didn't want gastric bypass because you will be on medicine the rest of your life, and people I know gained the weight back or passed away from complications.

if there's no shortage, and someone is selling drugs cheap, that someone else is trying to sell for large amounts of money, then the later one is losing money, so in lamerica, that's a no go

Do you think it was the Mounjaro that caused these side effects? Thanks for sharing

@@amyjon6057 Yes, because I wasn't like this before

I get these feelings sometimes as well, but my doctor contributed these effects due to my blood sugar being so much lower than it was just a few months ago.

@@bigmontana83 Mine is definitely from the deficiencies. My blood sugars have been pretty good. I didn't feel this way before taking MJ. I just hope I start to feel better soon taking the vitamins.

I know you’re telling the truth. I just started the lowest dose 3 weeks in and I feel my arm limbs weakening on my 3rd shot, horrible panic attacks, and severe dizziness the low dose is entirely to strong for me but to each it’s own I rather do the work to get rid of type ii diabetes

proof of this slanderous claim?

They don't need to promote the drug. Social media does a good job of that!

@@DominicNJ73 It's a known fact that doctors get kickbacks. Don't you know anyone in the medical field that will tell you that?

@@DominicNJ73 It’s interesting that you don’t know that.

What doctors are “promoting this drug” last time I checked they try their best NOT to prescribe it to non diabetics.

At least he's cognizant it's expensive.

I'm in Pennsylvania,same

I gotbzero results after 3 month 😫 I may consider this med.

Do you feel like you're experiencing muscle loss?

@@huh_really unfortunately muscle loss is inevitable. I track my calories using a program called MyNetDiary and a special scale that tracks muscle density fat water and a whole bunch of other things. Yes I have experienced some muscle loss. I don't think it can actually be avoided however you can take steps to minimize it. Such as exercising and tracking calories and increasing your intake of protein. It's all about a risk versus reward analysis. The rewards of this drug far outweigh any of the negatives.

@@huh_really I track my calories and use a special scale that measures bone density muscle loss etc and yes I am losing a small amount of muscle. Again the trade off of the benefits of the improvement in your health or worth a little muscle loss if you ask me.

@@dab7963wow the first actual intelligent comment I’ve read on this video. You’ve clearly done your legwork, nice to read. 🏅

That's what I am thinking!

This medication has been around since 1990. You just haven’t heard about it.

@@MsCristina38 But not widely used and hidden from publuc scrutiny.

@@chris5942 Yes, it was widely used. It's just that media has now caught wind of it.

You can actually stay on it for maintenance if your provider will still write it for you.

@Tee-kk6tj you don't understand the question! After this is being provided, your body will stop producing...will your body be able to produce this after being on it for months or years? If not then you will be a customer for life! Kinda like PPI...proton pump inhibitors!

@@lolzz457 stop producing what hormones?

@@Tee-kk6tj These drugs mimic the action of a hormone called glucagon-like peptide 1.

@@lolzz457 your body still makes it. Even if you’re severely diabetic your body makes the hormone. It’s up to you to change your unhealthy habits so that once you’re where you need to be & if you don’t want to stay on it. You can still succeed.

You don’t have diabetes but you’re going to take this the rest of your life makes zero sense.

@@deloreslate4028calm down Delores. Don’t start gatekeeping other people’s lives.

Everything causes cancer. If I don't eat, drink bottled water, I would be dead in days. So while I make note of all things cancer causing I haven't really changed much. I would seriously go crazy if I followed a cancer preventing diet, and making that my focus. It would probably kill me sooner than the cancer would.

No. Thyroid cancer was seen in mice. They are genetically different from human cells.

how long can I store Mounjaro at room temperature?

I keep mine in the icebox. I can’t answer. You have to ask your Doctor

It's great to be aware 🙏🏻 🌟

Would like to know this too

Ozempic nearly killed me. Up to that point, my heart rate was spiking to 180bpm plus. Blood pressure was rising, too. It was the most horrifying experience of my life and I have ptsd because of what I suffered. Be very vigilant.

@@juliesmoochy3996 This is most likely a troll comment.

I don’t know? Have heard similar stories. People looking for a magic pill.

Update; month 2 minimal effect 5mg Month 3 slight effect 7.5mg 10lbs down from eating less. I’ve realised I haven’t felt ‘starving’ in months. I guess it was working all along but not dramatically.

​@@sonacphotosThe relevance is that it's a dangerous drug and she is trying to warn others. This is what I infer from her statement.

and? I saw a horse in Central Park and then a dog got run over, do horse sightings mean a dog dies shortly after?

@@goddessinfinity1 Unless you have peer reviewed evidence it's just psuedoscientific mumbo jumbo from an essential oil saleswoman.

It seems like it’s related to this…”More than 10,000 semaglutide (*Semaglutide-the generic name for Ozempic)-related adverse events were reported to the FDA Adverse Reporting System (FAERS) through the fourth quarter of 2021, of which numerous of these adverse events were specificized as gallbladder-related disorders. According to FAERS, all the reported cases of cholelithiasis (gallstones) were coded as serious adverse events. The Benefit-Risk Assessment in the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research’s (CDER) clinical review of Ozempic (September 6, 2017) speaks to the efficacy of the drug, while also acknowledging the drug’s safety profile being consistent with the “known safety profile” for GLP-1 RAs, “with gastrointestinal adverse events being the most common adverse events.””

Every medication has side effects. A very small number of patients will develop pancreatitis. Some patients develop GI distress and some don't.

Sad part is, coupons/discounts cannot be used with Medicare/Medicaid. Elderly are always left behind sadly.

I would love to get coupons for poison! That sounds like a great idea. What's their number?

that price is easy to find in many places in the states. just not highly concentrated large cities.

I live downtown Orlando and I have a 3 bedroom with two baths and my area is exclusive. You might want to relocate. Ijs...

@@goddessinfinity1 wow! I can’t imagine living somewhere so cheap- how cool!

@@NatalieM123 It's also safe, beautiful, and fun. Downtown is live. The only drawback is the homeless people that are always bugging you because there is no middle class that exist downtown. Orlando is a great place to live so don't believe the media. It's a hidden gem.

The Midwest.

Yes, in Endocrinology we do. Extensively. Patients just need to listen.

Are you kidding? Living under a rock? All I hear about are the side effects.

ABSOUTLEY! There are stories all over RU-vid from people. NOT doctors. I had to stop taking it. I have depression and it made it worse. My hair was falling out. The nausea was horrible. Had to quit taking it. I lost more weight on intermittent fasting before starting Ozempic.

There both Amazing!! He’s spot on with everything he’s saying

Mounjaro has been showed to be more effective in recent comparative studies, that’s why I asked my Dr for Mounjaro. I need all the help I can get lol.

@@ALT-vz3jn I recently tried Ozempic and after two months I had to stop taking it because the side effects were horrible