"The Hidden Dangers of Weight-Loss Drug Ozempic"
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Dr. Dilendra Weerasinghe of Rochester Regional Health warns that while Ozempic and similar weight loss drugs are popular, they come with significant side effects and are not a one-size-fits-all solution for obesity. He highlights issues such as permanent gastric problems, muscle mass loss, and rapid weight gain after stopping the medication. He also notes that these drugs can reduce the effectiveness of weight loss surgery and emphasizes the stigma associated with seeking surgical treatment for obesity.
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