But how does Ozempic work?
The medicine operates by simulating a naturally occurring hormone in the body. This hormone tells your brain you are full from within.
A person will so eat less and lose weight if they feel more full.
Furthermore, the medication slows down digestion, which prolongs food retention in your body and helps to explain why you eat less.
Furthermore, it will balance “your blood sugar” to eventually reduce those persistent food cravings you could have.
The results of the study are what?
Therefore, even if all of these things sound great for losing weight, a study has shown that people who stop using weight loss medications typically find their weight returned.
A Guardian article claims that patients usually dropped 8 kg on weight reduction shots but reverted to their original weight within 10 months of stopping 11 different studies of older and newer GLP-1 weight loss medicines.
