Thin and on GLP-1s: The Risks of Ozempic for Those Already Slim

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The Looker examines the growing use of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic among people who are already underweight or of normal BMI. Experts warn that using GLP-1s outside approved indications can trigger nutritional deficiencies, hormonal disruption, and loss of bone or muscle, and may worsen disordered eating or body-image issues. While celebrities discuss dramatic weight loss, clinicians emphasize these meds are not cosmetic supplements and should be used only under medical supervision. The piece also notes the social and mental-health implications and encourages seeking professional help for disordered eating.
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