Ozempik - a miracle for weight loss and does it have risks?
Ozempik - a miracle for weight loss and does it have risks? Semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy) is a drug approved for type 2 diabetes, but today it is widely used for weight loss. How does it work?
Mimics GLP-1 hormone which:
• delays gastric emptying
• reduces appetite
• regulates insulin and blood sugar Result:
• less hunger
• 10–20% weight loss
• improved glycemic control But…
⚠️ Common side effects:
• nausea, fatigue
• constipation/diarrhea
• loss of a large amount of muscle mass
• emotional fluctuations
• risk of hypoglycemia ❗️After stopping: appetite returns, muscles - not. How to keep the muscle?
• Intake of 1.6–2.2 g protein/kg
• Weight training 3–5x per week
• Regular cycle feeding
• Quality sleep and no alcohol around training Remember:
Medications do not cure the cause - your relationship with food. Without a change in habits, the effect is temporary.
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