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Hell No Ozempic: The Appetite Suppressant Dangers
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Hell No Ozempic: The Appetite Suppressant Dangers
Since the appetite-suppressant drug Ozempic was introduced, stories began emerging about women using it to get skinnier. What message is this sending? Sarah Lang, who once had an eating disorder, has an opinion, especially now, as Ozempic hits our shores. This is an update to Sarah’s original story which was published July 8 2023. You’ve perhaps heard that the drug Ozempic (also called Semaglutide and Wegovy) is now available for weight loss in …
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