Ozempic: Side Effects and Benefits

Ozempic isn't just changing individual lives—it's reshaping society. This final episode examines the medication's broader impact beyond personal side effects. From global supply shortages affecting diabetic patients to insurance disparities creating healthcare inequality, host Julia Cartwright explores how this drug phenomenon is transforming our healthcare system. We dive into cultural shifts around body image, workplace dynamics, economic ripple effects across industries, and ethical questions

What happens when you stop taking Ozempic? This episode tackles the reality most people aren't prepared for: rapid weight regain. Studies show 60-70% of users regain most lost weight within a year of stopping, often with more intense hunger than before they started. Host Julia Cartwright explores the "rebound effect," psychological challenges of discontinuation, and why stopping feels harder than starting. We examine alternative GLP-1 medications, non-pharmaceutical options, hybrid treatment

Beyond the nausea and stomach troubles, Ozempic creates psychological and social ripple effects that catch users off guard. This episode explores "Ozempic face"—rapid facial volume loss that can age you overnight—and how dramatically altered food relationships affect social eating and identity. We dive into mood changes, "brain fog," and emerging concerns about depression and suicidal ideation that have caught the FDA's attention. From strained relationships and dating challenges to the hidden costs

Understanding Ozempic: Benefits, Side Effects, and What You Need to Know In recent years, Ozempic has become a household name, making headlines not just for its intended use in treating type 2 diabetes but also for its effectiveness in weight loss. As more people turn to this medication, understanding its side effects has become increasingly important. This comprehensive guide will explore what you need to know about Ozempic's side effects, from common reactions to rare complications. What is