Ozempic approved for weight loss in UK/ USA
 

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UK : Ozempic isn't currently approved for
weight loss in people without diabetes.


[4 Jan 2023 — The drug is injected once a week
and is used under the brand names of Ozempic
and Wegovy. Wegovy has been approved
to treat children weight problems in USA]





Sign Of The Times

SkyNews Text:
[Doctors have warned the public not to
buy weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy,
i says. The newspaper found the drugs were
being sold illegally on Facebook.]

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Are you peddling drugs on behalf of big pharma again Arista?

No,
I am showing the Front Page Story
of UK folks buying this illegal drug
on Facebook ads..

Why on earth are people buying weight loss Drugs off of Facebook?

I wouldn't trust any non prescription drug that messes with your metabolism

Because they have Ads
you can click
they sometimes say UK price.

You pay fast on Paypal

It is sent to your door.
It is simple.


But it is Not Legal in the UK


They are drugs are only meant to be used
on children
in the USA
but Adults now use it for Weight Loss/
And have posted about it.

They are not meant for Adult weight loss
that is the trouble


Of Course Elon Musk backs it
Uses it.

If it's Facebook Ads that's even more reason to not buy the stuff.

No People Click Ads
of a Product they are after
in most cases.

If I see something I am After on a Facebook Ad
I click the ad
then search on Amazon or another trader.

All you need to do to significantly boost your metabolism is gain muscle. Yes there's some work involved but it's a lot cheaper than buying dodgy pharma products :joker:.

There's not even that much work involved, it's not like you have to go to the gym or out running or any of that trash, you can just arse about with some weights and watch a film or whatever. Diet doesn't really matter either. If you're getting enough protein you'll put on muscle and metabolic rate will increase :shrug:

BBC News Text:
[The UK has been impacted by soaring demand
for the weight loss drug and popular injection called Ozempic]

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I'm around 5 feet 10 tall, and at one point I was 22 stone.

This was about 23 years ago.

I was massive. I was that fat I could put my belly in the bathroom sink.:shocked:

Now I am just 12 stone. :hee: No drugs to lose weight.

JUST cut food down A LOT. Never eat after 5pm. And no booze. :p

That's Great

Topiramate tends to be of much more guaranteed use if side-effects can be tolerated. People can lose as much as 7 stone in 3 months on that thing but British doctors (especially GPs, who know little about niche to begin with) are less likely to prescribe it off-label for weight-loss than American doctors.

People will have to buy this stuff themselves, GPs will be spending the money on other stuff and I guarantee people will not be able to get this medication unless they buy it themselves. The NHS won't even prescribe a wonder drug for Alzheimers but continue to pay for sex reassignment surgery, for instance.

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I wouldn’t mind some of this.
I am diabetic, have both heart and kidney failure, riddled with arthritis.
Might have to mention it to my doc. However I can remember him looking into it for me a good while back and saying it wasn’t suitable with my health issues, this new research might throw a new light on it.:shrug:

BBC News Text:
[The i reports an Ozempic-style weight loss pill
could be available in the UK within two years
according to industry insiders.
The paper writes there are eight
oral anti-obesity drugs in final stage tests worldwide,
with at least one expected by industry insiders
to be ready for approval by regulators
as early as 2026.]

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