Ozmepic Goes Generic

Will this help to lower Healthcare costs around the world?

I am skeptical that new weight loss drugs will do much at all to the cost of healthcare. Sure having less over weight people could reduce those peoples needs of more health care. I just don't have much faith in modern "new" medicine as it is always many years after the use of drugs before the drug companies are held accountable for the unknown damages that are caused from their use.

Could make it higher health care costs actually, if they aren't dying early from obesity, their bodies are surviving longer than their minds.

Dementia care is expensive!

They already know some of the side effects,some r minor,but some r pretty scary...making it generic is
questionable....BUT, more access means more money for the pharmco....more people to treat for the serious side effects....

What are those "scary" side effects"?

www.google.com/search?q=ozempic+side+eff...ceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Common Side Effects
Side Effect Description
Gastrointestinal Issues Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation are common, especially at the start.
Fatigue Some users report increased tiredness or fatigue.
Changes in Appetite Users may experience a significant reduction in appetite.
"Ozempic Face" Rapid weight loss can lead to facial changes, such as sagging skin and wrinkles.
Serious Side Effects
Serious Side Effect Description
Pancreatitis Inflammation of the pancreas, which can cause severe abdominal pain and nausea.
Cardiovascular Issues Potential increased risk of heart-related problems, though some studies suggest benefits.
Liver Damage Long-term use may lead to liver complications.
Gastroparesis A condition where the stomach cannot empty properly, leading to bloating and discomfort.

PHARMCO has pushed this drug into the populace, with RAPID speed....the demand is there because people want a 'quick fix"...the clinical trails were woefully implemented (not enough timeframe)...they r jusr NOW beginning to see some of the repercussions of the drug....when u look at the AGED faces (after taking the drug for awhile) the before and after pix r STUNNING....NOT WORTH IT in the long run. the down side is u quit the drug...the weight comes back

So, don't take it.

Remember when people thought Thalidomide was safe?

It could just be a wash. Being fat vs gambling with a drug that may have long term effects. Over time we will see who lives longer on average.

I’ll stick to having self discipline and common sense and hope cancer doesn’t return.