Debating Ozempic: Body Positivity, Naturalness, and the Weight Loss Trend
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Marley Blonsky, a fat endurance cyclist and advocate for size inclusion, discusses her personal experience with taking Ozempic not for weight loss but to manage pain, highlighting the complexities of body positivity and medical treatments.
Topics:health#body-positivity#health-and-wellness#ozempic#pain-management#size-inclusion#weight-loss
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