Ozempic and Weight Loss Plateaus
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Ozempic, a diabetes drug used for weight loss, varies in effectiveness among individuals. It mimics hormones to reduce appetite and slow stomach emptying. Some experience significant weight loss, but others hit a plateau where it seems to stop working. Stronger weight-loss drugs and ongoing research offer hope for those facing Ozempic resistance, but weight management remains a complex challenge.
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