The dangers of the weight loss injection!
Posted by Mark Hamilton on
Are you thinking about weight loss injections like Ozempic (semaglutide), Wegovy, or Mounjaro (tirzepatide)? If so, these drugs have been getting a lot of attention—both positive and negative. While they can help with weight loss, there are some serious downsides. Here’s why some people see them as "bad":
1. Nasty Side Effects
- Severe nausea & vomiting – Many people feel sick all the time.
- Diarrhea & constipation – You might be stuck on the toilet or completely backed up.
- Muscle loss – These drugs don’t just burn fat; they also break down muscle, which is a big issue.
- Stomach paralysis (gastroparesis) – Some users report their digestion slows so much that food just sits in their stomach for hours.
2. Long-Term Risks
- Pancreatitis – Inflammation of the pancreas, which is extremely painful and dangerous.
- Gallbladder issues – Some people need their gallbladder removed after using these drugs.
- Possible thyroid cancer – Some animal studies show a link, though human data is still unclear.
3. It’s Not a Permanent Fix
- Once people stop taking it, they regain most of the weight—sometimes even more!
- The drugs suppress appetite, but they don’t teach better eating habits or improve metabolism long-term.
4. Crazy High Cost
- These drugs can cost $1,000+ per month, and insurance doesn't always cover them.
5. Pharmaceutical Industry Profits
- Big Pharma is pushing these HARD because they know people will rely on them for life—it’s not a cure, just a temporary crutch.
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