Should You Take Ozempic?

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Like most things in life, when it comes to optimizing metabolic health, a nuanced perspective can help.

Rather than viewing it as a black-and-white issue, we can take into consideration the big-picture social context we’re facing that encourages ultra-processed foods, obesity, and lifelong medication, as well as the micro-level of what people are experiencing as individuals and understanding how to help them when all else fails.

I was thrilled to sit down with Dr. Tyna Moore and Calley Means on a recent episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy for a grounded discussion that explores both sides of the spectrum, and everything in between.

You can find the episode on your favorite podcast app.

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No.
The pharmafia does not have your health or best interests at heart

RetroMusicMan

Ozempic nearly killed my husband last year. Diabetic, needing to lose weight, he took the drug under supervision. He only took it for five weeks. It paralyzed his stomach and now he suffers from syncope. User beware! Ask yourself, is it worth risking your life for?

lindajacquot

I took it for 1 month. The constipation side effect was horrendous. I took psyllium husk, stool softeners, ate chia seeds etc... everything I could think of. I took myself off of it. Not worth it in my opinion. I am taking Berberine with cinnamon instead now. Much happier.

PrissyHippie

So you’re not going to put the answers you found on this short video? Thanks!

paulewog

Shoot, I’m scared they might prescribe me metformin for something new they diagnosed me with. I don’t even have diabetes! My mom was on Ozempic’s cousin and I’ve been worried but she got off it and is maintaining well so far. I used to just listen to doctors but more and more they prescribe me things that don’t make sense or things that have way too many serious side effects they gloss over. The less the better IMO, obviously medication is needed but if you can get by without it… I stopped taking the GERD cocktail they had me on because it just didn’t feel right, and because someone else I knew was on it and having a lot of issues. They also wanted to prescribe me an anti-anxiety for my idiopathic symptoms. I said no, quit the other stuff, and kept with my diet changes and got rid of seed oils, and now I can eat spicy foods and chocolate again. And my anxiety hasn’t changed. GERD where with no medication needed!

LoveeeJonesss

Totally interested in micro dosing Ozempic for both me and my husband, but have nowhere to turn to to try this. We live in in Houston Texas… Any suggestions? Also, for your functional medicine hundred plus lab test… It doesn’t look like you include the MTHFR mutation test. Is this something you can add on and advise once the results come in? Thank you so much.

lisabhoffman

Patients who have thalassemia minor can not use A1c as a test. We have to use fasting glucose and or insulin and or fructose.

leadimentoobrien

There's gotta be a better way. Intensive follow-up is better than Ozempib/Wegovy.

debglaizer

I’ve had nothing but success taking MONJOURNO. Not OZEMPIC!
Have lost 70 lbs and my A1c is down to below pre-diabetic. Range at 5.2!

CarolynnScoffield

How do I get to your c
Podcast on this?

DebraDonohueDeb

people need self discipline. not drugs

aCloudspov

How do we get semaglutide prescribed to us for a Compunding pharmacy? I’m confused as to who we can see that will prescribe it that way. I’m guessing not every functional med Dr does this. Please help us who are clueless about how to go about this!

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