Is Ozempic for you? Dr. Kate Dee and Dr. Judy Rubin discuss the use of Ozempic and other weight loss drugs. They cover the importance of a medical examination before starting these medications, the potential side effects, and the need for proper monitoring. They also discuss the different drugs available and their mechanisms of action. The conversation highlights the success of these drugs in helping patients lose weight and improve their overall health. However, they caution against purchasing these drugs from unauthorized sources, as there are risks associated with counterfeit and unregulated products.

 

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Takeaways

• A medical examination is necessary before starting weight loss drugs to identify contraindications and ensure patient safety.

• Ozempic and similar drugs work by decreasing appetite, increasing insulin production, and causing early satiety.

• These drugs have been successful in helping patients lose weight, improve insulin resistance, lower blood sugar, and reduce cravings for alcohol and unhealthy foods.

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