I suspect Walmart customers who are diabetic and taking Ozempic are the cause. You get the same weight loss and lack of appetite if you’re taking Ozempic for Type 2 diabetes.
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Sure reads that way. It seems that Walmart can track other purchases made by folk filling their prescriptions and compare with the folk not on appetite suppressants. Seems there’s a small reduction in food purchases with the Ozempic etc folk…but nothing in the article to suggest it’s enough that customers’ good health is killing them. Will possibly be compensated by the future purchases of skinny jeans and bikinis
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First, I hope Oz works for her liberation from the spectrum and then beyond to good health.
Second, please keep us posted, as oz and etc. might mark a significant change in our dangerous modern human ecology.
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Will do. She is motivated as her knee bothers her mightily.
DB2
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I am wondering when it is pulled from this use in the market.
The side effects are beginning to role in. It is hard to use current rates of major side effects. It is too early. But there is close to a tripling so far for a handful of major side effects. No, I do not have the list memorized.
Ozempic like so many drugs for everything else known to man may prove itself hazardous to your health.
If it does I can see WW and Noom bankrupting under class action suits. Hurray for the MBAs.
What are the most extreme side effects?
Other serious side effects of Ozempic include thyroid tumors, pancreatitis, changes in vision, hypoglycemia, gallbladder issues, kidney failure and cancer.
The most severe complications Shah sees in her patients are pancreatitis and gallbladder issues — either can lead to hospitalization.
Some people have reported severe GI-related issues, including gastroparesis, a paralysis of the stomach also called delayed gastric emptying. This condition is the basis of a lawsuit filed in early August, which claims the drug makers failed to warn consumers.
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david fb
(Lucille Ball was not only one of the greatest comedians of all time, she is the immortal expert on variations of “EEeeeeewwww!”
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October 15, 1951 the 1st episode of I Love Lucy aired. Happy Lucy Day!
Pete
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