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It was intended for the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes, but Ozempic has become the latest fad in the weight loss industry. The drug, which is a weekly injection that helps to lower blood sugar levels, has an unintended side effect: slowing digestion and encouraging people to eat less. Thousands of Ozempic users from around the world are calling it a weight loss miracle, having shed kilogrammes after just a few weeks on the drug. But as more people turn to Ozempic for weight loss, the drug is becoming harder to find, and diabetes patients are paying the price. Now some users are turning to the black market to purchase the drug.
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What is my biggest concern, people can buy these drugs without prescriptions. It is a controlled drug, but every second person is selling it. If done by a doctor or dietitians, I have no problem with it, but people are buying it because they gain one or two kilos. This a real epidemic. I lost 27kg by walking daily and cut of sugar and I am 65 years old
It'll end in tears with ozempic
Lol..suddenly the comment section is full of health and fitness experts...if only it was as easy as some make it out to be. _"Stop eating junk food...exercise regularly."_ .etc...etc..gaining weight has MORE to do with a mental state than physical one..people don't just decide to get overweight and let themselves go..it's a process that manifests itself overtime. There is something bigger that make people throw in the towel and say "I don't care anymore!"...don't be so quick to judge..it could be you in a couple of years..
I've been thin and I've been fat and actually it's all about self control. Only you are in control of your mind and body. The mental conditions that GENUINELY cause eating are probably 0.001%.
I dont think people saying eat healthier and exercise could ever be a bad idea in general.
There are unrefutable benefits and the more you do it the better you become at it.
The general public does not have severe thyroid issues or some other fat storing genetic pre-disposition.
We generally get what we put in.
Louder, please!!🔊🔊🔊
@@summerautumn7507 true, BUT for example, thare are many people who are suffering from eating disorders, hormone issues, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, chronic fatigue, food/sugar addiction, mental illness etc. and trying and succeeding in eating healthier and exercising more is SO much more easier said than done! This moral judgment of obese people is so outdated, because if it were that easy and simple, then no one would be overweight or obese.
Correct diet and exercise. In the old days everyone was in shape, because schools enforces exercise and sports. Kids played out side and not on phones/ tablets and games all day. Young men and woman kept fit by staying active, working and eating healthy home cooked meals not take aways. No gym memberships and natural meds and foods. Sweets were a treat not everyday food.
It’s about what you eat and how many times you eat. Low carb and fasting. Exercise is for your wellbeing.
You are correct
True that.
Intermittent fasting really helps. It has changed my life and I recommend it to everyone
Yes, and yes
needs mental fortitude, which is something people using ozempic don't have.
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Speak for yourself. You are not an emotional eater and a food/sugar addict. It's like telling an alcoholic that they should drink alcohol only intermittently. 🙄
@maruskaehrensdorfer She is speaking for herself. She commented that it "changed her life". Her experience is what she is referring to.
It only suppresses appetite - if you're healthy - BUT if you are an emotional or bad eater you may only lose minimal numbers ... just eat healthy then incorporate more and more movement.
Or just smoke cigarettes. 😊
Weight has little to do with exercise & more to do with food
Let people use whatever they see fit to lose weight, we don't have the same genes. Stop the shaming. If you don't want to use it then don't if you want to then do.
@@mgilija1588 💯
I was prescribed Ozempic by my Endocrinologist because of my hypothyroidism.I was not obese just a bit overweight.I felt very nauseous all the time and had no appetite. I did lose weight but I stopped because I'm not a diabetic. Eating healthy & exercise is still the best way . I gained back the weight .
Oh my goodness, I hope you’re doing ok now. That sounds terrible 😣
Same here. I didn't have side effects, but when I stopped, I gained 2.5x the amount of weight I had lost.
Now I'm struggling to lose that extra weight.
@@thedepromomma2382 😳really
@@angiehoosen4570 Thank you for being honest with the weight regain
While intermittent fasting, diet and exercise are best practices for losing weight, my heart goes out to diabetics (like my late father) who need it the most to manage their deadly insulin levels. So, please think twice if you only want to lose a few jean sizes before you legally use limited Ozempic supplies and potentially put those most at risk, facing life-or-death situations.
As a person who was obese... the doctor who said loosing weight will help you not have high blood pressure and that people aren't able to lose weight without chemicals... im living proof, I did not use chemicals but eat food that works for my body.. as for the blood pressure, I did not have blood pressure problems while obese, as soon as I lost weight I was diagnosed with high blood pressure. I am not saying its in all cases, but this is my story. Please rather find the right food for you rather than taking any chemicals..
I cut out fizzy drinks, most sauces, salt, red meat etc. Lost 30 kgs
@sharonhayes9683 red meat is healthy and does not gain weight.
High blood pressure can be caused by many different things such as stress, caffeine, genetic predisposition etc. You can lead a "healthy lifestyle" and still have high blood pressure.
@@rogerhalstead2595red meat is harder to digest, higher in calories , triggers high blood pressure and gout so as doctors we rather recommend you eat fish , eggs , lean chicken and reduce red meat intake
@phiwemanzi9583 Don't speak for all doctors. Red meat, especially Game meat, is thermogenic and you burn more calories in the digestion process, than the calories in the meat itself.
As someone who has to take trulicity, I can tell you, fasting and eating healthy does not work for us with these issues & do not see any changes. Blood sugar and insulin resistance is like paddling through mud without a paddle. It is not easy to lose like it is for others. Some like me cannot fast as our bodies do the opposite to what fasting should do. I have dedicated years to training, eating right and if I lose 1 kg it is a miracle. This medicine costs a fortune.
Eat whole natural food, move around. Drink water.
@@siphamandlamkhize9766 no processed foods, no processed sugar, limit salt & do not shy away from natural animal fat!!
I'm totally agree... the Side Effects are not knowing and the Pharma Industry makes tons of Money.... and People with diabetic can't get anymore... not available or 2 expensive... all around the world... the Marketing with Hollywood Celebrities was very successful... continue the same unhealthy Lifestyle and loos Weight with a miracle new Drug...
Yup, that simple for most people
@@Juice-MatuteDo not limit salt, worst advice ever.
Lol, tell us something new🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Hello Claire, I have been using OZEMPIC for 4 months now and I have never had any side any sife effects instead am loosing weight, am very energetic and I love my body. I turned 50 this August and before this medication I was always tired. To me personal it is a miracle drug especially when it comes to me being energetic and don’t feel tired all the time. The side effects I don’t care about them because any meds have side effects even panado etc. abantu mabasiyeke please sithathe I OZEMPIC ngoxolo 😅😅😅😂😂😂❤❤❤
Hie there ,Im glad it work,where did you get yours?
😂😂😂😂
@@martinmutepfa4162 I would also wish to get my hands on it, I am tired of being obese
@@Channel-pt4wq Please keep us posted in three years and tell us about your bank account. If you are still laughing by then we will be happy.
My momz controlled her type 2 diabetes via intermittent fasting. That's the actual miracle. Ozempic is a shortcut to that though, similar to how fast foods are shortcuts
Fasting would help
And apple cider vinegar
Wrong !!!!
@@vuyogqolawrong !!!
People need to stop eating fast food
FACT...FASTING HELPS...I LOST 8KG'S JUST BY INTERMITTENT FEEDING IN A COUPLE OF MONTHS
I've used semaglutide for 2 months and lost 20kgs. It's been a life changing experience for me! Don't feel like I have to starve myself and had minimal to no side affects. Just ensure you get it from a reputable doctor. I got mine from the doctors at Natural Aesthetics in Cape Town.
On a limited budget, bread, macaroni and cheese or cereal will get you a lot more calories for your money than carrots or apples.
Fasting, low carb and sugar, walking as much as possible. The weight falls off, trust me I lost 25kg in about 6 months 😊 and I’ve kept it off. No miracle drug is sustainable. And be patient and kind to yourself 😊
Eat one meal per day, drink a cup of coffee and two litres(8 glasses) of water per day, take long walks, and most importantly, keep yourself occupied. The number one cause of weight gain is being idle, which leads to turning to food as a pass time and for comfort. The less you're in a position to eat, the more weight you'll lose. Make sure by the end of the day you are tired so you'll go straight to sleep instead of watching tv while having snacks or takeaway. It's not really about diet, it's about creating an excess demand for energy from your body even though you barely eat, which will force your body to burn the fat. I've gained weight and lost it again 3 times just by doing this.
Speak for yourself. You are not an emotional eater and a food/sugar addict. You also don't understand how genetics, hormones, mental illnesses, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain and other co-morbidities make it impossible for people to do what you are suggesting. 🙄
It's a lifeline for Type 2 diabetics and those with associated comorbidities. It's being abused by those who want to lose weight without following a healthy diet and exercise and are non-diabetic. Doctors are prescribing this irresponsibly and need to check themselves.
I've used semaglutide for 2 months and lost 20kgs. It's been a life changing experience for me! Don't feel like I have to starve myself and had minimal to no side affects. Just ensure you get it from a reputable doctor. I got mine from the doctors at Natural Aesthetics in Cape Town.
@@hugobosscpt that's an alarming loss within a very short space of time! Weight loss has to be sustainable and without the Semaglutide, if your eating habits are not changed, then the possibility to gain it back, exists. Medical supervision is compulsory, if diabetic. Best wishes to You.
Ozempic causes you to loose muscle mass and you end up in a much more unhealthy situation. The answer is diet. Load of mal information here.
@@ApolloCreed-xx2cf it depends on how much the person's starting weight is. If they are morbidly obese, it is a normal amount to lose in 2 months. The more you weigh, the more you lose in the beginning and then it tapers off and then you are placed on a maintenance dosage (by responsible doctors). I'm not on it myself, but this is how doctors have explained it to me.
Came here only for the expert advice in the comments.
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I think the last south park episode on this explains the situation very well.
😂 exzactly
😂😂😂doctors will recommend Lizzo for those who can't afford
@@Donmarcusiano lizempic
@@UndregoGrey 😂😂😂
Ok, I have suffered type 2 diabetes since 2006. I am now on insulin. Any doctor who studies 20 hours of nutrition during their medical schooling does not understand how diabetic patients suffer. The root cause of obesity is the amount of sugar and salt in all foods at supermarkets. Fix that problem, and we will heal. it is a nightmare, no two days are the same. you can do whatever to manage your diet, but nothing works. Cutting out meat, cheese, and milk results in deficiencies down the line. Our government and doctors should be more involved with the manufacturing of food products. Ozrmpic would be a lifesaver for me, but it's unaffordable and never available. Where is the government and our pharmaceutical body in curbing the sale of Ozempic to people who do not have diabetes? What are the side effects for people who do not need these drugs and use it to shed a few kgs?
@@beautifulcrazy I live with diabetes and have learnt that Ozempic doesn’t work on everyone who has diabetes. Apart from wried side effects you loose muscle mass which you may never regain, fatigue, vomiting and dizziness are the worst.
@@beautifulcrazy T2D can be reversed with low carb diet such as the carnivore diet. Look it up many people are getting success.
more medical / drug episodes please
love live carte blanche
If you're struggling, eliminate refined sugar, highly processed seed oils, and refined grains from your diet. Prioritise animal-based protein and healthy monounsaturated and saturated fats. Do resistance training 💪 Fix your metabolism. Use keto and fasting as temporary interventions.
Speak for yourself! You are not struggling with an eating disorder, hormone issues, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, chronic fatigue, food/sugar addiction, mental illness etc. STOP playing doctor and stop telling other people what to do when they are battling just to get through every day and survive each day. 🙄
Very proud of my brother Wayne- Mom would be proud as are your whole family
One of Carte Blanche investigators watched a South Park episode 😅
It has been known to paralyze the intestines and stomach, so it's not without risks.
Exactly! Or extreme and uncontrollable diarrhea. Some people even gain weight. People are taking such a risk...
All meds have risks
When clients say “But I eat healthy or don’t eat l lot”. People don’t understand nutrition and what “healthy eating/living” actually means. Learn to count
/ track calories, read food labels, exercise and gain knowledge about nutrition and energy expenditure.
Only privileged wealthy people can do this. You're being very elitist.
Sports or cardio & joint does wonder's...
Not everyone gains weight through eating, there's thyroid problems, and many others - so just fasting and eating healthier doesn't always help.
After watching Pain Huslers...I foresee Ozimpic heading the same direction
This video just gave me an business opportunity and ideas 🤔
Ozempic has deadly side effects
No it doesn't. Side effects yes, but not deadly.
@@ksc743 I know someone who died of complications arising from ozempic use. She developed gastroparesis and she passed away as a result
No it doesn't
"Deadly side effects" Like??? Please explain
@@helenawagner1901 gastroparesis which is a medical condition that paralyzes the stomach muscles. A person needs that gastric motility to aid digestion and proper food transit along the alimentary canal. Poor gastric motility leads to poor digestion and other complications. I agree that people living with diabetes and those who are prediabetic can use it under doctor supervision. But now ppl use this drug for weight loss even when not indicated. I agree that some weight issues are also a life threatening but I will refer you to an episode on current affairs Australia discussing more dangers of this drug. People need to be very careful when using this drug
I am having a cookie as iam typing this I don't need ozempic I need to eat better discipline and consistency is better than ozempic shots and it's side effects STOP IT
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When I play with my friends and the snitch tells the teacher😂😂😂
People should stop eating nonsense
You know if it was as simple as you are saying then sure people would. This is a more dynamic problem it requires much more sensitivity.
@@jeisonkunene6376 It's not. Fat is stored calories. Eat less.
Nonsense tastes delicious 😋
@@realtyroneit’s the simplest formula in the field it’s all about calories in and calories out eat less and do more
Going high fat carnivore helped me.
Which causes high cholesterol and heart disease for most people who go on this type of diet.
These pharmaceuticals are making huge profits, they should look into subsidizing this drug to low-income clients.
Everyone wants a quick fix (including me! 😂but at the end of the day, if you don't change your mindset & lifestyle, you can't stay on a drug for the rest of your life & think you can keep the weight off that way. You need to implement new habits & coping mechanisms & face your stuff, not stuff your face. I am trying but it's a daily battle.
what about the side effects?
It paralyzes the gut..
Let's see if you actually do research on it..
Just like Derek researched the jab..😢
Very few people can claim to health conditions that prevent fat loss. Everyone else is lazy, undisciplined and looking for an easy way out despite the heavy health risks... Ugh. Pathetic...
Intermittent Fasting actually works.
@@Lisakhanye__m intermittent fasting, you are right but it requires discipline which is hard to master
@@Mamaofthree792 True but if one really is determined to lose weight than they will put in the extra effort and be disciplined, consistency goes a long way too.
@@Mamaofthree792it gets easier with time
I agree with you, intermittent fasting helped me lose weight as well. It was a struggle at the beginning and I would be extremely hungry, but now my body has adjusted to eating at 12h00 and 18h00. Some weekends I only eat once at 18h00.
@@_khuthie_ I do OMAD and it requires a lot of discipline and for me now that I am older it’s for health reasons and self discipline.
I'm far more cynical about the 'shortage' of these types of drugs. It's not like it's a plant-based drug. It's synthetic, so in theory, they could just ramp up production.
One possible reason they haven't is that inaccessibility to a product like this creates more demand.
The second could be that pharma companies and hospitals who stand to make billions from cardiac and other weight related issues are suddenly experiencing a decrease in sales and thirdly, ozempic is patented and the patent is only due to expire in a few years, so as the law stands it cannot be replicated by other companies right now.
theres no quick fix......................
So imagine this for a second.
You manage to do it on sheer will and support from others, how much stronger will you be mentally. Proving to yourself that you can do hard things.
The problem with relying on someone/something else to do the work for you, is that they/it will always have to do the work for you.
You say this is the first ever succesful weightloss drugs. Nonsense, there are other systems and solutions. you are just lazy
This is a dig at the feeble fab chasers
People should stop looking for shortcuts. Eat less move more. The dangerous part of this is the proliferation of the clones of this specific drug and people can't seem to tell the difference.
Follow the carnivore diet. Ask Prof Tim Noakes, Anthony Chaffee and others! We are carnivores!
You did not answer the correct questions. Do you pic up weight if you stop using it?
Thank you
That lady dr has a horrible attitude - doesnt understand, obesity.
I doubt any healthy person really grasps the psychological and physical turmoil an obese person deals with. I bet if you would put a healthy person in the shoes of an obese person, they'd run to the nearest rooftop. it's not as easy as stopping to eat junk or just going for a walk. it's like living in a jail cell padded with traumatic experiences forced on the obese person by another. Who the heck chooses to be obese? I wouldn't wish this on anyone.
@@AnrideBeer Thank you, some people are just insensitive and are just riding on high horses not put themselves in other people's shoes.
Unfortunately I agree with her take. It is not a quick fix situation. It's a complete lifestyle change that lasts longer
So it takes time. And that's what she is saying. Don't opt for quick fixes - the mental work must happen simultaneously
It's literally just making a person eat less. That's all.
If one can't do it oneself, then this drug is doing. But what happens in the long term, what will a person who comfort eats do to get the comfort now?
Maybe it's a gateway drug in the sense of a gateway to the gym or other activities that one can do with the free time saved from not eating.
Intermittent fasting with a little bit of daily exercise works wonders.
Difficult in the beginning, the fasting that is, but your body acclimatizes almost immediately to this change.
I don't buy into quick fixes using drugs.
Many lazy peoples jump onto the "underlying issues" bandwagon.
Most of these could be solved by doing the aforementioned.💯
So true, I struggled with intermittent fasting at the beginning and would be extremely hungry and tired. My body has now adjusted to eating twice a day at 12h00 and 18h00. I incorporated workouts when I got stronger and I workout daily. On days when I’m tired I opt for low impact workouts or walking to reach 10K steps.
You're not suffering from an eating disorder, hormone issues, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, chronic fatigue, food/sugar addiction, mental illnesses etc. Intermittent fasting can have the opposite result for people, depending on their co-morbidities. Your ignorant comment is not helping.
I heard someone on tik tok as well as on an ozempic advert say you will experience diarrhea as well as nausea at the same time. That is considered "just annoying" ?????
Diabetic patients are finding it hard to change the way insulin is added to their system. From using the pen for years to now at Old age learning how to use a syringe and getting the dosage right. It is a big risk for type 2 diabetes patients.
There should be medical group trainings in different areas as due to Nova Nordisk not renewing their 3 year contract with south africa the risks are higher than ever. I am speaking on behalf of my dad who has been using insulin for almost 30 years.
"Ozempic got a side effect of jealousy, doubt he really told yall ninjas"😂
We have to look at the facts. Not a lot of people was obese many years ago. This is something new since the late 2010's. People need to consume less calories by cutting carbs and sugar and move their bodies more. It is a know facts for many years.
Strangely enough my medical aid approved ozempic which is up to R3000 but declined the R300 forxiga which is most effective for me and that’s what I’m currently using…does not make sense.
Also ozempic did not help. Further changes in my diet did reduce blood glucose levels and reversed NAFLD.
My case was not a simple eat right or eat less, eat healthy, exercise more and lose weight and stabiles blood glucose levels …
I was expecting comments from the regulator
Lose the weight naturally.
Every thing has side effects look at it long term.
Martin Shkreli enters the chat...
Is ozempic a thing in south africa 😮🤔🤔
For wealthy people it is a thing. Doctors also tend to be more 'helpful' when it comes to giving these types of people what they ask for.
@@ksc743 hate that sick people are not getting it.
@@khumbuzilemthiyane964 actually, diabetics who are stabilised on ozempic should still be able to get it. There's even a helpline on the manufacturing pharmaceutical company's website for doctors if they are having trouble sourcing it. The manufacturer recommends doctors not prescribe it off-label. There are alternative weight loss drugs, like mounjaro, made by another company, that does not have a shortage.
I think the sudden popularity of these drugs (although Ozempic has been available since 2017) via social media took doctors and pharmaceutical companies by surprise and their initial reaction has been one of disapproval of the general public taking drugs for weight loss, but for myself, I feel its a great way to kick-start weight loss as long as you stop taking it once you've lost the weight you want to lose. All drugs have side effects if taken longterm. I just wish it was more affordable.
@@khumbuzilemthiyane964
it should be available for diabetics who are stabilised on it. I think doctors and pharmacists want the general public to think it's not available so as to stop the run on it because it did cause a shortage.
But there are other drugs specifically for weight loss that are available on prescription made by other companies.
@@khumbuzilemthiyane964 they keep deleting my reply. I'm just trying to say there are alternatives to the brand name ozempic for purposes of weight loss.
Saxenda landed me in hospital last year😢
Me too if you can see me now I gain weight more than I started to used it now I am fasting to try to loose that wait very poisoning
Black seed oil lowers high sugar levels
Keto and fasting....
Shout out to Drake x Kendrick Lamar for putting us on 🤣🤣🤣
Can get her sugar levels right? Hahaha. Look at the inside of her fridge. That's why.
Quick fixes...it won’t end well for them unfortunately
RSA AND Carte Blanche ONLY Know about this now after 5years HAHAHAHA
Consumer less calories and stay active. No excuses
The only way to lose weight is to eat less. Eat whole foods, meaning no processed foods. Lastly, fast, intermittent fasting or long fasts all work. I was 140kg last year. Did this, and I'm now 115kg, my healthy weight being between 105kg - 110kg at 1.94m tall. Works for everyone regardless. Only a question of discipline.
You're not suffering from an eating disorder, hormone issues, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, chronic fatigue, food/sugar addiction, mental illnesses etc. Not to mention lacking the income to afford whole foods in this economy. If it were simply a case of disipline NO ONE would be overweight. Your ignorant comment is not helping.
It's costly
The world has lost it's mind
My W8loss brand and products are natural and I teach people how to eat correctly for sustainable weightloss ! Amazing results ! There is no other way !
R2000 to R5000 a month?!!! 😮 well that counts me out
I think the khoi and San especially can go without food for days a Root in ground they took out and eat .😂 bushman was very thin
Lose heaps of weight deliciously by having more meat incl fat, less carbs.
There's always only been one safe way to get healthier. Expend more energy than your intake and utilise resistance training
Lifestyle change rather than a diet
Have you been on a weight loss journey before? Have you struggled with being overweight your whole life?
@@jeisonkunene6376 Yes to both. Ate less and weight trained. It's doable.
@jeisonkunene6376 I've gone through bouts where I have to trim down, but no, I haven't struggled with it my whole life simply because I don't look at going on a diet. The term "going on a diet" suggests that eventually you'll be off it, and that is why I say that a healthy weight is a lifestyle, not a crash course diet. I'm observant of my calorie intake vs expenditure. That together with resistance training focussed on proressive overload and low to moderate cardio is all that's needed
@@realtyrone Well said 👏
@@jeisonkunene6376yes
I don't agree, some people just cannot loose weight, what about us where hormones play a huge roll in not loosing weight.
BBL drizzy, bbl drizeeeeehe
More meds...a big NO!!!
2000 to 5000 rand 😮rather eat less , fast , exercise and drink alot of water
Eat healthy foods
You almost had a story here but completely dodged the mark.
"Genetics"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
People want a quick fix for years of neglect, even if you have comorbidities and chronic illnesses
Have you been on a weight loss journey before? Have you struggled with being overweight your whole life?
But it's genetics. Of course, you can do something to counteract your genetics. There are youtube channels and blogs dedicated to helping slim people gain weight because they have tried to no avail. They even resort to supplements to gain weight. This is to illustrate that some people are more prone to being fat and others are not.
Why did I see a clip of Oprah bragging about weight loss based on using a medication for chronically ill/obese patients???
Side effects etc - not worth it! People need to do their research.. Once you off - weight will come back again.
Ozempic was a trend in 2019 not anymore. This Story is so late
It really isn't that hard to lose weight.
if you aint sweating you doing sh$t! lets just be honest
Muscle loss, dont be deceived
Pastor Mboro: Obesity must obey Jesus
If this comes to South Africa - re mo ntjeng. Imaging those who get grants and using them to just get their hands on this drug to fit in the society's kg,
Just go carnivore