Kitchener Personal Trainer

Ozempic is the latest popular weight loss drug that isn’t approved for weight loss specifically. It is prescribed for patients with Type 2 Diabetes and to lower the risk of heart attack in patients who already have heart disease. It is also prescribed to people who have kidney disease and who have risk of kidney failure. You know who it’s not approved or prescribed(or shouldn’t be prescribed) for? Celebrities who want to be skinny or anyone else that wants the so called easy way out. Because is it that easy?? Read on to find out more..

Ozempic has many side effects. Some are basic regular side effects like constipation, diarrhea, vomiting and nausea. But some side effects are pretty serious! These side effects include: allergic reactions like breathing problems, racing heart, swelling of the face and lips, trouble swallowing and stomach cramps. Other major side effects include Pancreatitis, Hypoglycemia, Thyroid Tumours, vision problems, Kidney damage, and Gallbladder problems.

Does it work for weight loss though? Have people lost weight on Ozempic. Yes, but at a cost. These side effects that I mentioned are common, not unusual. Unfortunately when you take drugs to lose weight, you will get side effects.

So is there another way? Another method? You know what I’m about to say. I am most definitely going to let you know of another way to lose weight and feel great. And the side effects? Well they are nothing but positive! Side effects are more energy, more happiness, more strength, more stamina. And how about the side effect of feeling pretty darn good about your body and how it looks? Does it take longer and require more effort? Absolutely! But wouldn’t it be worth it? You wouldn’t need to worry about tumours and vision problems and anecdotally mental health problems(anecdotal only though-disclaimer) as well as a whole host of issues that people have experienced.

This way is the old way. The tried and true way. And that is through a good meal plan and exercise. Don’t roll your eyes! It works. And no side effects, well no negative ones. Just positive.

But let me know. Have you tried Ozempic? What was your personal experience?