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Consumer News The Ozempic Diet Yes, People Taking It Eat Less And Spend Less On Food

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Ozempic is changing how we spend money and time, plus what we eat


As people’s bodies change because of GLP-1s, so does their spending across industries including fashion, restaurants, gyms and travel. Read More

Ozempic diet - foods to eat and avoid whilst on it according to a nutritionist


It's the weight-loss drug that has sky-rocketed in popularity thanks to its ability to manage weight gain and diabetes, but Ozempic comes with a host of side effects. Semiglutide works by regulating ... Read More

People on Ozempic who eat to regulate emotions less likely to lose weight


GLP-1 receptor agonists like Ozempic can be a lifeline for people with diabetes — helping stabilize blood glucose and lose weight which contributes to diabetes complications. But not everyone benefits ... Read More

Restaurants Create 'Ozempic Menus' For Diners on Weight-Loss Drugs


GLP-1 weight-loss drugs work so well because they reduce appetite — a game changer for patients, but a concerning development for restaurants. Now, some eateries are creating an “Ozempic menu” of ... Read More

Ozempic 2.0? What We Know About Future of Weight Loss Pills


"Ozempic 2.0" has been floating around online, as a trending nickname for the next generation of weight loss drugs that are in the works. Read More

How big is the GLP-1 wave going to get, really?


GLP-1 medications are no longer fringe – they’re mainstream, and they’re reshaping everything from public health to consumer behaviour. According to Kim Fisher, director of programs at the Institute ... Read More

America’s ‘inflation diet’ is starving junk food sales at Minnesota food companies


More than any impact weight-loss drugs like Ozempic are having on big food companies, “America’s best ‘diet’ may seem to be inflation, as stretched consumers cut back,” wrote Piper Sandler food ... Read More

Ozempic’s hidden benefit: A possible stroke shield


Ozempic users who suffer strokes appear to have much lower death rates and better long-term survival. Evidence points to a possible reduction in overall stroke risk among those taking Ozempic. GLP-1 ... Read More


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