Ozempic doesn’t cure obesity—it only suppresses hunger, so weight returns when use stops. Users face serious side effects, including stomach paralysis, bowel obstructions, vision loss, suicidal thoughts, facial wasting, and sagging breasts, some permanent. Similar drugs were previously pulled, yet it’s being promoted again. This report highlights the risks and exposes the questionable practices behind its marketing.
This Is What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic
