She started with one drug, and now she has to take multiple just to function. Pharma industry just made their own perfect customer. Sorry for her, I hope she gets the help she needs.
I agree, avoid pharma at all costs. Type 2 diabetes is reversible in 80% of cases through diet and exercise. It's not easy but it's the better route compared to medication that can give you gastroparesis and various other problems they don't even link to the medications. I took antibiotics my doctor gave me "just on case" and ended up with gastoparesis for 3 years and nerve damage. From 3 days of antibiotics. This crap is permanent. Whatever is in these medications alters the mechanisms in your body and lead to dysfunction. There's no way of making these mechanisms go back to the way they were before.
I wish people would try daily walking. It’s a commitment and time consuming, but it really does get rid of excess weight, gently and improves vitality is countless ways.
I almost died from Ozempic, I was put into an induced coma due to severe dehydration that both lungs collapsed. This drug is poison. Do your homework before taking this
At my doctor's office there is a man who is a medical pharmacist talk me into taking ozempic. Went to the pharmacy and they told me they were out of ozempic and we'll get it in the next few days. I went home and started doing some research on ozempic and one of the doctors I was listening to on RUclips said if you have gastroparesis which I do you should not be taking ozempic. I called the medical pharmacist and told him I will not be taking ozempic. I am fine with the diabetic regimen that I am on right now. We are nothing but guinea pigs to the pharmaceutical companies.
My daughter has gastroparesis, not from ozempic. It's hard to imagine how awful this condition is if you do not know it personally. It is a literal condition of starvation. And some days, food does not want to move down your throat. This is how doctors should be warning their patients, not keeping drug reps around to sell more. This is terrifying. A woman at my work was casually talking about how her sisters are on it and not her because she can't afford it. She laughed at me. These side effects start when you stop taking it.
No the side effects are there when you start the drug. The lady said it her self medications needs time for your body to adjust. Which I call BS with any med. All the do is give you another med to help with side effects. Your body is telling you it's not good for you. Some doctors should be ashamed of themselves.
The side effects always happens after you stop! Reglan and my eyes twitch when I close them. Meds are so bad! Good luck to your daughter I hope something helps her. 💚💚💚💚💚
But if they become diabetic because of weight that can cause Gastroparesis too! Diabetics get never damage and Gastroparesis is the stomach nerves not working anymore. We can’t win. We need to change our diets and regulations. My Russian surgeon at Cleveland clinic told me it was caused by my American diet. He always makes me cry. Botched doctors are for it I was shocked. I should ask mine but they’re gonna look at me like I am stupid lol local doctors have better bedside manners.
Type 2 diabetes is caused by being overweight and not looking after yourself properly. You can cure it yourself just by changing your diet and lifestyle. People keep getting on their high horse about people taking it when they don’t have diabetes 2. But diabetes 2 is self inflicted anyway.
Thank you, Chris for covering this story. I am a type 2 diabetic. It has been recommended that I need to perhaps get back on medication such ozempic. Now, I don't think so. I do have some gastro issues. I hope this person gets better.
Nobody asked and we all know that lowering calories causes weight loss. But if you didn’t change your NORMAL daily diet, you are going to gain that 60 lbs right back over time.
Reduce meal size and snacks, drink more water and go for walks. I had to change eating habits due to financial issues, one of the upsides was losing weight.
@@maxmanx1294 right I hate when people say "live a drig free life" without thinking in a lot of cases the meds people are taking is to keep them alive. I have a friend who is type 1 diabetic so became vegan as it helps control his diabetes but still has to inject insulin multiple times a day to stay healthy and alive
@@deedeedussardI'm sure she would make an exception in this case. She caveated her statement by saying "AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE." Don't take your defensiveness out on her.
@@khp1244 how was that defensive I said people need meds sometimes but its still good to be healthy I gave an example of a friend who NEEDS meds to be alive but suppliments that with a plant free lifestyle. I think your the one being defensive and didn't read what I said properly and became what you accused me of
I have had Gastroparesis for 5 years due to a surgery that I needed to have a golf ball sized tumor removed from my stomach. It was found due to treatment for breast cancer. People sadly have suffered from this horrific disease way before Ozempic. Maybe this will bring some attention to these people who sadly have it so much worse than this woman. And there is no known cure. Ozempic patients can have hope that going off of it eventually will restore their body. But I wouldn’t wish this on anyone! May we all heal.
@@Tola5657 and so she's supposed to know from day 1 a unknown side effects that wasn't known was going to happen at low dose pre diabetic lvl your so right
This is madness! Ozempec is not the answer. At any given point of time there should be only 4 grams of sugar (glucose) in our blood stream. But majority of people eat 150+ grams of carbohydrates per meal that is being converted to glucose. So on average people are consuming 37 teaspoons of sugar per meal. Then, they repeat it 2 more times. This is insane amount of sugar and this is how you gain weight and become diabetic. Remember, there supposed to be only 4 grams of sugar in blood stream at any given point of time. Every carbohydrate is converted to glucose inside our bodies. No exceptions. These are bread, rice, potatoes, pasta, spaghetti, pizza, starchy vegetables, beans, oatmeal and many more. To achieve the same results without ozempec and be healthy, eat animal proteins like meat & eggs, butter, fish, seafood. Some cooked vegetables are acceptable in small quantities.
Loading up on animal products is not the answer. Extreme diets are NOT the answer! Eat a normal diet which should include as many vegetables as you want, get protein, carbs, oils and fats but do not over eat! Drink water, not protein drinks and juices. No fad diets! Fasting is good between meals.
I was prescribed Ozempic for my diabetes. Yes, my blood sugar levels were great since I started. But I’ve been having gut issues since I started and have problems with my other meds not working due to how slow my digestion is. I stopped the Ozempic this week because they are talking about a surgical treatment to correct the problem. At the end of my course of treatment, weight loss has been minimal.
@@maxmanx1294 There are other drugs for diabetes. Medformin is very common. But she wanted ozempic. All these drugs have side effects. She didn't read the label? She was happy while losing all that weight. Now she is not. How convenient.
This nonsense of "commercializing" drugs for serious medical conditions is outrageous! No prescription medication should have its own "JINGLE," like this one has. Did this woman follow the COME-ON, to "tell your doctor," that she wanted the medication ... or did her doctor prescribe AND DISCUSS it with her? That's an important distinction. Are physicians bowing to the pharmaceutical industry, to PUSH THEIR PILLS? MEDICATION BY MADISON AVENUE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE.
Only USA and NZ allow drug advertising. She's Canadian as am I. My doc suggested ozempic for weight loss even though he had prescribed motility drugs for me for years. I refused after investigating how it works and my on going gastric issues. Most doctors are clueless about drugs and their dangers. Lipitor almost crippled me. Occasional use of Ativan for insomnia gave me insomnia, anxiety and panic disorder, then 8 years of torture dealing with the nervous system damage during and after the 'taper' where I was forced to take the drug daily, becoming completely dependent upon it. Not to mention 9 other psych meds forced on me, which made me worse...and I was called non-compliant. There was nothing wrong with the drugs...all the docs agreed, I was the problem...i was mentally ill and refusing treatment. Even my sons said, it's your fault...you took the drug. I don't trust doctors anymore.
All medications have a risk attached to them. The ozempic drug class and gastropareisis is a well known mechanism of this drug. She took a risk, it was bad for her. For the majority it’s not.
She took a risk? That’s your best answer? Notice how the condition she’s suffering with didn’t come about until a year has passed. Many more people will suffer from this because the drug is terrible as it’s completely unnatural to have your digestive system slowed down and sounds worse than diabetes itself.
Dietitian here- I see patients almost daily who have type 2 diabetes as well as gastroparesis. Not a fun combination. I feel so bad for this poor woman who was given Ozempic to help with her diabetes only to develop gastroparesis because of the ozempic… I hope she will be able to work with a registered dietitian to help develop a nutritional plan moving forward 😢
I was on ozempic for 2 months at .25 weekly. After about 2 weeks I started losing my appetite, lost about 50lbs but I would not eat for 3-5 days because I have no desire for food and the thought of eating makes me sick. I’ve been off ozempic for about a week and remain the same. I’m a diabetic but did not have this problem until I started ozempic. I had a healthy appetite which is probably why I was overweight. I’m about to start getting tested for gastrparesis and pray I don’t have it and that ozempic just needs to leave my system. From what I’ve read there is no cure for gastroparesis only treatment to make it more manageable. I truly hate I ever started ozempic. People please really research before you take this drug. WE are the Guinea pigs right now. There are no studies done showing long term effects. Be careful
How did you not eat for 3-5 days? I am on Ozempic I go long hours but not a whole day without eatting. I have only lost 15 lbs in 3 months on Ozempic. I am 350 lbs now.
I was considering taking this drug. I’m glad I change my mind. I went to my doctor and he said that’s not a good idea if you’re not obese plus I’m not a diabetic.
the pain from other side affects could lead to the suicide side affect, no thanks I'll keep my extra weight or try and lose it by exercising and eating better
There are in utero factors, genetic factors, mental health factors, and metabolic disease and disorders If only it WERE that simple It is for some, not all
She didn't start taking it for weight loss. She started taking it for diabetes. And you don't know her story so you have no idea why she was at a heavier weight. There are many health reasons why people gain weight, it is not always that people over eat and don't exercise.
That’s why it’s YOUR job to read the leaflet that comes with all prescriptions. It’s not your doctor’s job to hold your hand. Every single medication comes with the possibility of serious side effects. This is not new or special to Ozempic.
And if your little bottle put if a larger one, ask for the meg's insert. Not the pharmacy print out on use/warnings. Not the same as mfg's insert. By law it has to be available.
How do you know if YOU will be the one with side effects that are life changing? I have Gastroparesis due to having a golf ball size tumor removed from my stomach. I guess you would say “ well, you knew there were risks from the surgery.”
I have worked as a NP in Endocrinology for many years. Ozempic is one of the best medications we have seen to manage diabetes. Diabetes can cause gastroparesis. If her glucose levels stayed too high, that damages nerves throughout the body, including those in the stomach and intestines. If she lost nearly 50% of her body weight, I suspect she had uncontrolled diabetes for many years. So she may have had it underlying from the diabetes to begin with, but Ozempic can make symptoms worse. I’m sorry she is having these medical issues, but Ozempic is a lifesaving medication with much lower risks to health than allowing poorly controlled diabetes to ravage someone’s body.
No it's not. Sorry it's not. She said she had her levels under control. Many people are now having problems. For you to say that just keeps people on poison.
@@christineperez7562 do you have any medical background or training as an RN or medical healthcare provider? If not, then you have no idea how bad diabetes is on the body, even at “well controlled” levels, damage is still being done and the level of nerves and blood vessels.
@@suzannek3406 I'm an RN, and I know that the diet pushed by the ADA (bought and paid for by Coca Cola, the ultra-processed food industry, and Big Pharma) and what is fed to diabetics in the hospital are criminal! 60 grams of carbohydrates per meal for a patient that is essentially allergic to carbohydrates is medical malpractice! You would never tell a patient allergic to shell fish to go ahead and eat all the shrimp they want, just take this shot of epinepherine and a few benadryl before you eat! The only difference in these two senarios is the shrimp will kill the patient quickly as where the diabetes kills one rotting body part at a time! It's not even "healthy carbs" it's high fructose corn syrup. Type 2 diabetics go into the hospital on pills and leave on insulin. If you're an Endocrinology NP and you in any way support the standard of care pushed by the ADA you're either suffering from a case cognitive dissonance or are a willful participant in harming those that came to you for help. However, if you recognize that standard of care is failing those in your care and actually want to help your patients I suggest you join The Society of Metabolic Health Practitoners. As far as "well controlled" levels still causing damage I agree 100%. We know that microvascular damage starts at an a1C above 5.8, so why then does the ADA recommend maintaining an a1C at 7.0 for T2DM, and why does the ADA and Endocrinologist recommend my cousin keep her T1DM 2 year old at a blood glucose level of 180-200? That's an a1C well above the level known to cause microvascular damage eventually leading to diabetic retinopathy and CKD! Also, telling someone, directly or indirectly, to stay in their lane because they don't work in healthcare is ridiculously condescending. Health experts have been wrong on countless occasions leading to the deaths of 100s of thousands, if not millions of people of the centuries. Starting with the medical establishment ignoring the warnings of Ignaz Semmelweis, that if they only washed their hands after playing with cadavar's women and babies wouldn't die of childbirth fever. More recently the medical establishment ridiculed Dr Bernard Lown, Cardiologist, inventor of the 1st defibrillator, but more importantly the 1st doctor to insist that cardiac patient's be ambulated early instead of strict bedrest. His collegues held mock funeral processions throughout the cardiac floor when he was on duty. They accused him of continuing Nazi medical torture experiments, calling him the American Mengele. Now we know both were correct. Now on to bad drugs, Vioxx anyone?? They knew Vioxx was killing people, it was in their documents, "great drug, too bad what it does to the heart, but will make a lot of money!" The largest criminal fines ever paid out were all paid out by Pharmeceutial compaines. Here's a link to just a short list of drugs that were causing far more harm than good, prescriptiondrugs.procon.org/fda-approved-prescription-drugs-later-pulled-from-the-market/. Plese don't claim ignorance of the harm drugs have caused to patient's over the years. These patients are NOT being given informed consent about all the potential risk related to the drugs they are prescribed. Based on your above comment, I'm willing to bet all the times you prescribe Ozempic you only sold the upside of the drug and downplayed the risk. Do you even know the NNT for Ozembic? How about the realitive risk/benefit versus the absolute risk/benefit? If you don't know the answer to these questions then you don't have the right to talk down to someone and tell them to stay in their lane because they don't work in healthcare. Lastly, making a blanket statement "you don't know," well YOU DON'T KNOW anything about her, maybe she watched someone she loved die a slow miserable death, rotting away, one body part at a time, becaue of the bad advice given to them by practitoners of the SICK-care industry bought and paid for by Big Pharma.
@@suzannek3406 absolutely correct ..diabetes leads to neuropathy down both legs , loss of sensation, poor blood flow , amputations, death .in that order.
For many of us, losing weight is a lifelong struggle. We lose hope after a while. We lose hope in our self-discipline, our body's ability to align with what our mind and heart want, our ability to make the right choices, and the list goes on and on. Many of us have either thought of using weight loss drugs or have used them. If you are someone who has lost hope and is not sure which way to go please comment on this. There is hope for you! Whether you have PCOS, dieted for 22 years (like I did), going through menopause, or are on medications (diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, anxiety/depression drugs...) there is hope. Natural, effective, fast, eating real food, building good habits, way!
My girlfriend whom doesn't have diabetes is going through a living hell as we speak because she stopped it. I'll respect her and not share her symptoms. But she regrets it. It's horrible that people are misusing and abusing this medication. I'm so disappointed by the abuse of this med. Don't care what your excuses are for taking it outside of being diabetic. Stop being truly lazy and lose it the traditional way. Lazy. Pure laziness including my friend. Who will never be the same again
I’m a diabetic so my doctor suggested it. I started taking it two months ago and at first I felt great, lost a few pounds and sugar levels were fantastic until I had to go to the ER for severe stomach pain. Was diagnosed with gallstones, no infection yet so they let me go home. I have been with this annoying pain ever since.
Detailed ptinted information accompanies every drug. READ. And if you cannot read, ASK someone to read it to you. And ask the prescribing health care provider; after all, you have hired him/her to inform you so that you can make an INFORMED DECISION.
I have been on it for 3 months but just stopped. When my dose was increased to 1mg my stomach gas shot up like a bullet. My stomach stopped digesting food until next day, I could not use toilet for 2-3 days. I have lost weight nearly 2 stone but I can’t continue as the stomach gas has worsened. I just ended it but still the symptoms are still there. I think low doses of ozempic don’t give you much trouble. A part from the side effects it’s a good product for managing weight loss.
This is why I am leery on medication to take at times and try to be mindful to read on any side effects. Medications can vary on what they do to people.
Funny how she states that A1C was 5-6. And she was happy with the weight loss. As she had lost half her body weight. Seem like she was on it for the weight loss not her diabetes any A1c 6 or under is considered good. I don't buy that she was really on it for diabetes as she claims. Furthermore, oral meds and insulin should have been tried before Ozempic. Fishy story. And before you come at me I take an oral med and ozempic for diabetes in March my A1C was 11.4. I started in April in June repeat A1c was 9.4. And while I have lost 28 pounds. I have been careful and make sure I get nutrition and electrolytes and good contact with my medical care team to avoid issues. I did have some nausea in the first month. But all fine now. I just don't buy her story. I'm sorry she is not well. But her medical provider should have stepped in and stopped it early on and maybe she would be healthy.
It is not a drug for diabetes. It's a drug used to treat some diabetic issues. This is where the whole story is not showing up, it is one thing that this drug can treat.
It's probably stated in fine print at the very bottom of the medication patient package or medication guide. Most meds comes with side effects. Meds help solve a diagnosis but on the other hand causes other problems. NOTHING new
I understand that there are people that use the drug to control their blood sugars. but for the people that use it for only weight loss only.. it's sad that some people choose to be miserable just so they can be thinner. I lost over 80 lbs. naturally with diet and weight lifting. it was hard, took 2 and half years, but I did it without any drugs or surgery. I know there are special circumstances for everything, but I think alot of the people taking Ozempic, Wagovy, etc. for easy weight loss just don't want to take time to change their lifestyles.
This woman is an infamous liar she was fired from the Toronto Public School board for faking being sent a harassing note. She is saying that neither the prescriber of the first gastroenterologist was able to identify it was ozympic nor any doctor she saw in the ER. Anyone would figure this out unless they were extremely intellectually limited and in spite of her love of attention and numerous stories that don't exactly add up she is certainly not that dumb. She also had a service dog for TYPE 2 diabetes which is quite bizarre it was also a tiny little bread that does not have the capacity to detect blood glucose levels. She also trained the dog herself because they are not offered to TYPE 2 diabetics and never considered that instead of a dog if it was that bad she could just use a CGM. She seems to really love attention and her first foray into attention involved saying she was addicted to crack cocaine and homeless. It's quite wild. I know she comes from money it is something she has highlighted in many of her bids for attention but I still think this is all an attempt to get long-term disability from the Toronto Catholic Board's LTD. (in spite of being fired from the public school board she took a position with the Catholic board not too long after)
I wanted to try Ozempic for various reasons but unfortunately I suffer from chronic gastritis so I feel like it would likely cause more gastrointestinal issues for me
Ozmepic has wrecked my my digestion system paralysis of my stomach and digestion is will ever get better definitely stopped taking it only took the ozempic 3 pens never again
Gastroparesis can happen to ANY diabetic. happened to both my aunt and grandma and they were both deceased long before this medicine ever came out ....hopefully she continues to improve...what i dont get it the time limit she was on it ...like some meds u have to get used to em n the side effects go away after 6 weeks etc...to stay on it that long and the side effects still hit like day 1? Nah im tossin that bs in the trash idc what med it is .
Ok..this drug does cause stoamch paralysis its exactly how u lose weight on it and it does the very same thing that bariatric does with band or baloon...they also slow down digestion thru their means which is why u stay fuller n eat less ...
WE highly underestimate how badly these medications affect our bodies and minds. Tylenol usage lowers empathy twords others pain and may be leading to less empathy mentally towards others as well.
It sad it happened but that's why you read the package instructions and the pharmacy information provided. I also Google new medication. Unfortunately it was listed as possible side effect. I feel the doctors who gave this medication out like candy to non diabetic patients should get a big ass fine. But yes ozempic has as shortage issue l feel to all theses non diabetic people taking it. I haven't been able to get my prescription in over a month and decided just to go of it due to the expense.
It’s your doctors literal job to know, and tell you all this. That’s what they get paid for. It’s not our job or expertise to know what every drug that our doctors prescribe to us’s side effects are.
@pinkchaos. No most doctors don't know much about all the medicines they prescribe or are taught it in medical school. That's a pharmacist job to know everything about the medicines doctors prescribe.
Gastroparesis. The stomach is paralyzed to some degree. Very slow, if any, processing of food. Therefore, new food can't stay down or be absorbed. There is no room & she vomits it back up.
Yeah, nobody told her the drug could paralyze her stomach, but I can sure as shit guarantee you someone told her not to fill her body with fat and sugar for years to get to the weight she’s at which “made” her turn to a drug for diabetics. So for her it’s a moot point, she was still gonna do it anyways
She started with one drug, and now she has to take multiple just to function. Pharma industry just made their own perfect customer. Sorry for her, I hope she gets the help she needs.
She could just take cannabis. It treats everything and isn’t addictive. That’s why the pharmaceutical companies H8 it.
So so sad
I agree, avoid pharma at all costs. Type 2 diabetes is reversible in 80% of cases through diet and exercise. It's not easy but it's the better route compared to medication that can give you gastroparesis and various other problems they don't even link to the medications.
I took antibiotics my doctor gave me "just on case" and ended up with gastoparesis for 3 years and nerve damage. From 3 days of antibiotics. This crap is permanent. Whatever is in these medications alters the mechanisms in your body and lead to dysfunction. There's no way of making these mechanisms go back to the way they were before.
You said that right..."Pharma Industry Just Made Their Own Perfect Customer" Sad What They Do To People For Money, But The Truth.
Yes big pharma loves this.
I wish people would try daily walking. It’s a commitment and time consuming, but it really does get rid of excess weight, gently and improves vitality is countless ways.
Exercise does not make people lose weight. Look it up. It’s 100% diet.
I almost died from Ozempic, I was put into an induced coma due to severe dehydration that both lungs collapsed. This drug is poison. Do your homework before taking this
Don’t exaggerate. It’s not poison. But yes, people should avoid it. When everyone is talking about a medication, you should know it’s artificial.
Hope you are healing! ❤️🩹
At my doctor's office there is a man who is a medical pharmacist talk me into taking ozempic. Went to the pharmacy and they told me they were out of ozempic and we'll get it in the next few days. I went home and started doing some research on ozempic and one of the doctors I was listening to on RUclips said if you have gastroparesis which I do you should not be taking ozempic. I called the medical pharmacist and told him I will not be taking ozempic. I am fine with the diabetic regimen that I am on right now. We are nothing but guinea pigs to the pharmaceutical companies.
Exactly her providers are at fault not the medication.
My daughter has gastroparesis, not from ozempic. It's hard to imagine how awful this condition is if you do not know it personally. It is a literal condition of starvation. And some days, food does not want to move down your throat. This is how doctors should be warning their patients, not keeping drug reps around to sell more. This is terrifying. A woman at my work was casually talking about how her sisters are on it and not her because she can't afford it. She laughed at me. These side effects start when you stop taking it.
😢sorry
No the side effects are there when you start the drug. The lady said it her self medications needs time for your body to adjust. Which I call BS with any med. All the do is give you another med to help with side effects. Your body is telling you it's not good for you. Some doctors should be ashamed of themselves.
Same and I want to warn others over this but what can I do.
The side effects always happens after you stop! Reglan and my eyes twitch when I close them. Meds are so bad! Good luck to your daughter I hope something helps her. 💚💚💚💚💚
But if they become diabetic because of weight that can cause Gastroparesis too! Diabetics get never damage and Gastroparesis is the stomach nerves not working anymore. We can’t win. We need to change our diets and regulations. My Russian surgeon at Cleveland clinic told me it was caused by my American diet. He always makes me cry. Botched doctors are for it I was shocked. I should ask mine but they’re gonna look at me like I am stupid lol local doctors have better bedside manners.
She’s a diabetic, so I can understand why she started taking it. Perhaps this is a cautionary tale for others who aren’t.
Some people from the beginning say it's not meant for weight loss. The commercial says this is not recommended for people who are not diabetic.
Type 2 diabetes is caused by being overweight and not looking after yourself properly. You can cure it yourself just by changing your diet and lifestyle. People keep getting on their high horse about people taking it when they don’t have diabetes 2. But diabetes 2 is self inflicted anyway.
Thank you, Chris for covering this story. I am a type 2 diabetic. It has been recommended that I need to perhaps get back on medication such ozempic. Now, I don't think so. I do have some gastro issues. I hope this person gets better.
Look up Dr. Jason Fung. He has had great results reversing diabetes with intermittent fasting and not meds.
I have lost 60 lbs and I did it all natural, salads and cabbage soup
Yuk😢
Nobody asked.
People take the drug for diabetes. Weight loss is side effect & perhaps one that wasn't well known or known, period.
Nobody asked and we all know that lowering calories causes weight loss. But if you didn’t change your NORMAL daily diet, you are going to gain that 60 lbs right back over time.
Reduce meal size and snacks, drink more water and go for walks. I had to change eating habits due to financial issues, one of the upsides was losing weight.
It’s a diabetic drug that I can’t afford even with insurance, now it sounds like that’s a good thing.
Why because one person. Out of thousands.
A blessing in disguise!
I don't feel one bit sorry for anybody who doesn't do research and just wants an easy way out.......BOO HOO
Live a natural drug free life as much as possible.
Not possible if you are born with genetic diseases.
Well, yeah. No one wants to need a prescription & another daily expense. This drug is for diabetes not getting high.
@@maxmanx1294 right I hate when people say "live a drig free life" without thinking in a lot of cases the meds people are taking is to keep them alive. I have a friend who is type 1 diabetic so became vegan as it helps control his diabetes but still has to inject insulin multiple times a day to stay healthy and alive
@@deedeedussardI'm sure she would make an exception in this case. She caveated her statement by saying "AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE." Don't take your defensiveness out on her.
@@khp1244 how was that defensive I said people need meds sometimes but its still good to be healthy I gave an example of a friend who NEEDS meds to be alive but suppliments that with a plant free lifestyle. I think your the one being defensive and didn't read what I said properly and became what you accused me of
This lady doesn't look healthy, looks like she is even losing hair. I hope that she gets better soon. God Bless.
Thank you for covering this, Chris!
I have had Gastroparesis for 5 years due to a surgery that I needed to have a golf ball sized tumor removed from my stomach. It was found due to treatment for breast cancer. People sadly have suffered from this horrific disease way before Ozempic. Maybe this will bring some attention to these people who sadly have it so much worse than this woman. And there is no known cure. Ozempic patients can have hope that going off of it eventually will restore their body. But I wouldn’t wish this on anyone! May we all heal.
I hope you are feeling better now and have had major progress with the healing of the Gastroparesis..
Nobody told her and she can’t read the side effects either. Clueless society.
Those medications shouldn’t be approved. The medical schools are funded by BigPharma and doctors are not well trained anymore. In the US.
Side effects are known over time ozempric is new and some people have more drastic effects
@@trueheart1372yes that how side-effects work some are common some are rare
@@Tola5657 and so she's supposed to know from day 1 a unknown side effects that wasn't known was going to happen at low dose pre diabetic lvl your so right
@@trueheart1372 take 2 sek to Google will guess it like all other medicines also are ind the paper und the box.
wow this sucks. but why did she stay on a drug for 4 or 5 years if initial symptoms and side effects never subsided? that is illogical in every sense
I don't feel one bit sorry for anybody who doesn't do research and just wants an easy way out.......BOO HOO
Hight glucose level on diabetic patients could cause gastroparesis as well.
Boom
This is madness! Ozempec is not the answer. At any given point of time there should be only 4 grams of sugar (glucose) in our blood stream. But majority of people eat 150+ grams of carbohydrates per meal that is being converted to glucose. So on average people are consuming 37 teaspoons of sugar per meal. Then, they repeat it 2 more times. This is insane amount of sugar and this is how you gain weight and become diabetic. Remember, there supposed to be only 4 grams of sugar in blood stream at any given point of time. Every carbohydrate is converted to glucose inside our bodies. No exceptions. These are bread, rice, potatoes, pasta, spaghetti, pizza, starchy vegetables, beans, oatmeal and many more. To achieve the same results without ozempec and be healthy, eat animal proteins like meat & eggs, butter, fish, seafood. Some cooked vegetables are acceptable in small quantities.
Loading up on animal products is not the answer. Extreme diets are NOT the answer! Eat a normal diet which should include as many vegetables as you want, get protein, carbs, oils and fats but do not over eat! Drink water, not protein drinks and juices. No fad diets! Fasting is good between meals.
Fasting and hunger cause's heat in the body. The body doesn't want to struggle . It wants to be in harmony. Eat but don't overdo.
Reminds me of the Phen-Phen days. Always looking for the magic bullet.
Bullet is right!
Its a drug for diabetes. No doubt people want a drug to stay alive & preserve their organs.
And Accutane too
I was prescribed Ozempic for my diabetes. Yes, my blood sugar levels were great since I started. But I’ve been having gut issues since I started and have problems with my other meds not working due to how slow my digestion is. I stopped the Ozempic this week because they are talking about a surgical treatment to correct the problem.
At the end of my course of treatment, weight loss has been minimal.
Perfect example to stop looking for shortcuts to lose weight. Have some self control and stop over eating.
Thank you! I take it for diabetes. My doc decision
Fool
Nobody asked.
She wasn't trying to lose weight. She was using the drug as intended to manage diabetes.
@@maxmanx1294
There are other drugs for diabetes. Medformin is very common. But she wanted ozempic. All these drugs have side effects.
She didn't read the label?
She was happy while losing all that weight. Now she is not. How convenient.
A paralyzed stomach.. sheesh 😨
She trusted the professionals. The ultimate betrayal.
This nonsense of "commercializing" drugs for serious medical conditions is outrageous! No prescription medication should have its own "JINGLE," like this one has.
Did this woman follow the COME-ON, to "tell your doctor," that she wanted the medication ... or did her doctor prescribe AND DISCUSS it with her? That's an important distinction.
Are physicians bowing to the pharmaceutical industry, to PUSH THEIR PILLS?
MEDICATION BY MADISON AVENUE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE.
Only USA and NZ allow drug advertising. She's Canadian as am I. My doc suggested ozempic for weight loss even though he had prescribed motility drugs for me for years. I refused after investigating how it works and my on going gastric issues. Most doctors are clueless about drugs and their dangers. Lipitor almost crippled me. Occasional use of Ativan for insomnia gave me insomnia, anxiety and panic disorder, then 8 years of torture dealing with the nervous system damage during and after the 'taper' where I was forced to take the drug daily, becoming completely dependent upon it. Not to mention 9 other psych meds forced on me, which made me worse...and I was called non-compliant. There was nothing wrong with the drugs...all the docs agreed, I was the problem...i was mentally ill and refusing treatment. Even my sons said, it's your fault...you took the drug. I don't trust doctors anymore.
All medications have a risk attached to them. The ozempic drug class and gastropareisis is a well known mechanism of this drug. She took a risk, it was bad for her. For the majority it’s not.
The test of time is not included in the rush to get drugs on the market. How could there be informed consent without the adequate research?
@@GGG-f1b2f this drug was not rushed and the GLP1 drug class is not that new.
That's not true. Saying these things continue to poison more people.
@@christineperez7562 what’s not true?
She took a risk? That’s your best answer? Notice how the condition she’s suffering with didn’t come about until a year has passed. Many more people will suffer from this because the drug is terrible as it’s completely unnatural to have your digestive system slowed down and sounds worse than diabetes itself.
Dietitian here- I see patients almost daily who have type 2 diabetes as well as gastroparesis. Not a fun combination. I feel so bad for this poor woman who was given Ozempic to help with her diabetes only to develop gastroparesis because of the ozempic… I hope she will be able to work with a registered dietitian to help develop a nutritional plan moving forward 😢
I was on ozempic for 2 months at .25 weekly. After about 2 weeks I started losing my appetite, lost about 50lbs but I would not eat for 3-5 days because I have no desire for food and the thought of eating makes me sick. I’ve been off ozempic for about a week and remain the same. I’m a diabetic but did not have this problem until I started ozempic. I had a healthy appetite which is probably why I was overweight. I’m about to start getting tested for gastrparesis and pray I don’t have it and that ozempic just needs to leave my system. From what I’ve read there is no cure for gastroparesis only treatment to make it more manageable. I truly hate I ever started ozempic. People please really research before you take this drug. WE are the Guinea pigs right now. There are no studies done showing long term effects. Be careful
How did you not eat for 3-5 days? I am on Ozempic I go long hours but not a whole day without eatting. I have only lost 15 lbs in 3 months on Ozempic. I am 350 lbs now.
I was considering taking this drug. I’m glad I change my mind. I went to my doctor and he said that’s not a good idea if you’re not obese plus I’m not a diabetic.
Then why did you consider taking it?
Why not discuss the injuries and deaths as a direct result of the forced toxic experimental clot shots
Gave me kidney failure! Don’t take this drug !
the pain from other side affects could lead to the suicide side affect, no thanks I'll keep my extra weight or try and lose it by exercising and eating better
That's literally how the drug works. It induces gastroparesis.
Yes sir and thank you. I am a nurse and I hate the sugar coating.
No doubt that most people who are told of the potential side effects would still take it anyway.
Have you ever read the POSSIBLE side effects of anything you have ever ingested?
Maybe try I don’t know exercising and eating less?
There are in utero factors, genetic factors, mental health factors, and metabolic disease and disorders If only it WERE that simple
It is for some, not all
She didn't start taking it for weight loss. She started taking it for diabetes. And you don't know her story so you have no idea why she was at a heavier weight. There are many health reasons why people gain weight, it is not always that people over eat and don't exercise.
@@JoTracy This is usually what lazy, overweight people say lol.
Try shutting up.
Beware of pharmaceuticals....
That’s why it’s YOUR job to read the leaflet that comes with all prescriptions. It’s not your doctor’s job to hold your hand. Every single medication comes with the possibility of serious side effects. This is not new or special to Ozempic.
And if your little bottle put if a larger one, ask for the meg's insert. Not the pharmacy print out on use/warnings. Not the same as mfg's insert. By law it has to be available.
How do you know if YOU will be the one with side effects that are life changing? I have Gastroparesis due to having a golf ball size tumor removed from my stomach. I guess you would say “ well, you knew there were risks from the surgery.”
They just listed gastro complications as a warning in Sept 2023
@@ElizabethGuerrero-i8e - Not true. Have you been banned from Google?
I have worked as a NP in Endocrinology for many years. Ozempic is one of the best medications we have seen to manage diabetes. Diabetes can cause gastroparesis. If her glucose levels stayed too high, that damages nerves throughout the body, including those in the stomach and intestines. If she lost nearly 50% of her body weight, I suspect she had uncontrolled diabetes for many years. So she may have had it underlying from the diabetes to begin with, but Ozempic can make symptoms worse. I’m sorry she is having these medical issues, but Ozempic is a lifesaving medication with much lower risks to health than allowing poorly controlled diabetes to ravage someone’s body.
You are working in a specialty service? Wow.
No it's not. Sorry it's not. She said she had her levels under control. Many people are now having problems. For you to say that just keeps people on poison.
@@christineperez7562 do you have any medical background or training as an RN or medical healthcare provider? If not, then you have no idea how bad diabetes is on the body, even at “well controlled” levels, damage is still being done and the level of nerves and blood vessels.
@@suzannek3406 I'm an RN, and I know that the diet pushed by the ADA (bought and paid for by Coca Cola, the ultra-processed food industry, and Big Pharma) and what is fed to diabetics in the hospital are criminal!
60 grams of carbohydrates per meal for a patient that is essentially allergic to carbohydrates is medical malpractice! You would never tell a patient allergic to shell fish to go ahead and eat all the shrimp they want, just take this shot of epinepherine and a few benadryl before you eat! The only difference in these two senarios is the shrimp will kill the patient quickly as where the diabetes kills one rotting body part at a time!
It's not even "healthy carbs" it's high fructose corn syrup. Type 2 diabetics go into the hospital on pills and leave on insulin. If you're an Endocrinology NP and you in any way support the standard of care pushed by the ADA you're either suffering from a case cognitive dissonance or are a willful participant in harming those that came to you for help. However, if you recognize that standard of care is failing those in your care and actually want to help your patients I suggest you join The Society of Metabolic Health Practitoners.
As far as "well controlled" levels still causing damage I agree 100%. We know that microvascular damage starts at an a1C above 5.8, so why then does the ADA recommend maintaining an a1C at 7.0 for T2DM, and why does the ADA and Endocrinologist recommend my cousin keep her T1DM 2 year old at a blood glucose level of 180-200? That's an a1C well above the level known to cause microvascular damage eventually leading to diabetic retinopathy and CKD!
Also, telling someone, directly or indirectly, to stay in their lane because they don't work in healthcare is ridiculously condescending. Health experts have been wrong on countless occasions leading to the deaths of 100s of thousands, if not millions of people of the centuries. Starting with the medical establishment ignoring the warnings of Ignaz Semmelweis, that if they only washed their hands after playing with cadavar's women and babies wouldn't die of childbirth fever. More recently the medical establishment ridiculed Dr Bernard Lown, Cardiologist, inventor of the 1st defibrillator, but more importantly the 1st doctor to insist that cardiac patient's be ambulated early instead of strict bedrest. His collegues held mock funeral processions throughout the cardiac floor when he was on duty. They accused him of continuing Nazi medical torture experiments, calling him the American Mengele. Now we know both were correct.
Now on to bad drugs, Vioxx anyone?? They knew Vioxx was killing people, it was in their documents, "great drug, too bad what it does to the heart, but will make a lot of money!" The largest criminal fines ever paid out were all paid out by Pharmeceutial compaines. Here's a link to just a short list of drugs that were causing far more harm than good, prescriptiondrugs.procon.org/fda-approved-prescription-drugs-later-pulled-from-the-market/. Plese don't claim ignorance of the harm drugs have caused to patient's over the years. These patients are NOT being given informed consent about all the potential risk related to the drugs they are prescribed. Based on your above comment, I'm willing to bet all the times you prescribe Ozempic you only sold the upside of the drug and downplayed the risk. Do you even know the NNT for Ozembic? How about the realitive risk/benefit versus the absolute risk/benefit? If you don't know the answer to these questions then you don't have the right to talk down to someone and tell them to stay in their lane because they don't work in healthcare.
Lastly, making a blanket statement "you don't know," well YOU DON'T KNOW anything about her, maybe she watched someone she loved die a slow miserable death, rotting away, one body part at a time, becaue of the bad advice given to them by practitoners of the SICK-care industry bought and paid for by Big Pharma.
@@suzannek3406 absolutely correct ..diabetes leads to neuropathy down both legs , loss of sensation, poor blood flow , amputations, death .in that order.
Wow she lost 150 in a year? Thats concerning no? I wish social media would stop glamourizing ozempic and the other one. Its not healthy 😢
Coca leaves should be legalized in U.S.A. for weight loss.
It could also be an effect of the diabetes. Diabetic gastroparesis
For many of us, losing weight is a lifelong struggle. We lose hope after a while. We lose hope in our self-discipline, our body's ability to align with what our mind and heart want, our ability to make the right choices, and the list goes on and on. Many of us have either thought of using weight loss drugs or have used them. If you are someone who has lost hope and is not sure which way to go please comment on this. There is hope for you! Whether you have PCOS, dieted for 22 years (like I did), going through menopause, or are on medications (diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, anxiety/depression drugs...) there is hope. Natural, effective, fast, eating real food, building good habits, way!
Paralyzed my colon,had to get a colostomy!
Are u diabetic maureenstillwell49?
Don't do drugs kids.
Why would you have stayed on it so long those symptoms didn’t appear suddenly.
JUST STOP OVER EATING! Please, dear people.
That's very ignorant. It's not that simple. Educate yourself on food addiction, eating disorders. Your attitude right now is not helping any1
@@meganmosch8826 Funny, I am mirroring what Dr. Nowzaradan has told his patients! I guess you know more than he?
It can do a lot more than just paralyze your stomach, it can cause cancer also.
Adam researched it in clinical trials
My girlfriend whom doesn't have diabetes is going through a living hell as we speak because she stopped it. I'll respect her and not share her symptoms. But she regrets it. It's horrible that people are misusing and abusing this medication. I'm so disappointed by the abuse of this med. Don't care what your excuses are for taking it outside of being diabetic. Stop being truly lazy and lose it the traditional way. Lazy. Pure laziness including my friend. Who will never be the same again
I’m a diabetic so my doctor suggested it. I started taking it two months ago and at first I felt great, lost a few pounds and sugar levels were fantastic until I had to go to the ER for severe stomach pain. Was diagnosed with gallstones, no infection yet so they let me go home. I have been with this annoying pain ever since.
I have chronic IBSD and nausea , but not from any drugs, but have Qigong
to be miraculous
It really works, if you do it, and anyone can do it
Gastroparesis is a horrible , life altering condition.
Detailed ptinted information accompanies every drug. READ. And if you cannot read, ASK someone to read it to you. And ask the prescribing health care provider; after all, you have hired him/her to inform you so that you can make an INFORMED DECISION.
I have been on it for 3 months but just stopped. When my dose was increased to 1mg my stomach gas shot up like a bullet. My stomach stopped digesting food until next day, I could not use toilet for 2-3 days. I have lost weight nearly 2 stone but I can’t continue as the stomach gas has worsened. I just ended it but still the symptoms are still there. I think low doses of ozempic don’t give you much trouble. A part from the side effects it’s a good product for managing weight loss.
Domperidome for gastroparesis is the ONLY MEDICATION that has helped and I have to buy it overseas
This is why I am leery on medication to take at times and try to be mindful to read on any side effects. Medications can vary on what they do to people.
Funny how she states that A1C was 5-6. And she was happy with the weight loss. As she had lost half her body weight. Seem like she was on it for the weight loss not her diabetes any A1c 6 or under is considered good. I don't buy that she was really on it for diabetes as she claims. Furthermore, oral meds and insulin should have been tried before Ozempic. Fishy story. And before you come at me I take an oral med and ozempic for diabetes in March my A1C was 11.4. I started in April in June repeat A1c was 9.4. And while I have lost 28 pounds. I have been careful and make sure I get nutrition and electrolytes and good contact with my medical care team to avoid issues. I did have some nausea in the first month. But all fine now. I just don't buy her story. I'm sorry she is not well. But her medical provider should have stepped in and stopped it early on and maybe she would be healthy.
It is not a drug for diabetes. It's a drug used to treat some diabetic issues. This is where the whole story is not showing up, it is one thing that this drug can treat.
It's probably stated in fine print at the very bottom of the medication patient package or medication guide. Most meds comes with side effects. Meds help solve a diagnosis but on the other hand causes other problems. NOTHING new
Where were you at on covid no complaints there right
I understand that there are people that use the drug to control their blood sugars. but for the people that use it for only weight loss only.. it's sad that some people choose to be miserable just so they can be thinner. I lost over 80 lbs. naturally with diet and weight lifting. it was hard, took 2 and half years, but I did it without any drugs or surgery. I know there are special circumstances for everything, but I think alot of the people taking Ozempic, Wagovy, etc. for easy weight loss just don't want to take time to change their lifestyles.
It also caused a saggy face
A lot of people have had that happen
This woman is an infamous liar she was fired from the Toronto Public School board for faking being sent a harassing note. She is saying that neither the prescriber of the first gastroenterologist was able to identify it was ozympic nor any doctor she saw in the ER. Anyone would figure this out unless they were extremely intellectually limited and in spite of her love of attention and numerous stories that don't exactly add up she is certainly not that dumb. She also had a service dog for TYPE 2 diabetes which is quite bizarre it was also a tiny little bread that does not have the capacity to detect blood glucose levels. She also trained the dog herself because they are not offered to TYPE 2 diabetics and never considered that instead of a dog if it was that bad she could just use a CGM. She seems to really love attention and her first foray into attention involved saying she was addicted to crack cocaine and homeless. It's quite wild. I know she comes from money it is something she has highlighted in many of her bids for attention but I still think this is all an attempt to get long-term disability from the Toronto Catholic Board's LTD. (in spite of being fired from the public school board she took a position with the Catholic board not too long after)
Ya like opening your mouth and inserting your foot….derp
Good thing you only embarrASSed yourself apparently……..
People are just now starting to talk about this info from a year ago
I wanted to try Ozempic for various reasons but unfortunately I suffer from chronic gastritis so I feel like it would likely cause more gastrointestinal issues for me
Experienced gastro issues so I left ozempic
No weight loss
No reduction in diabetes levels
Ozmepic has wrecked my my digestion system paralysis of my stomach and digestion is will ever get better definitely stopped taking it only took the ozempic 3 pens never again
Gastroparesis can happen to ANY diabetic. happened to both my aunt and grandma and they were both deceased long before this medicine ever came out ....hopefully she continues to improve...what i dont get it the time limit she was on it ...like some meds u have to get used to em n the side effects go away after 6 weeks etc...to stay on it that long and the side effects still hit like day 1? Nah im tossin that bs in the trash idc what med it is .
I think I will skip on the Ozempic and continue doing 10 hours a week in the gym I've been doing for the past year already cardio and weight lifting 😃
Did she and others did not read side effects with use by some???
Ok..this drug does cause stoamch paralysis its exactly how u lose weight on it and it does the very same thing that bariatric does with band or baloon...they also slow down digestion thru their means which is why u stay fuller n eat less ...
what about it use on a person with out them being told?
"nobody told me" it's literally in the info leaflet inside the box!
Can Berberine paralyze your stomach?
O-o-o-ozempic, Oh nooooo!!!!😮
WE highly underestimate how badly these medications affect our bodies and minds. Tylenol usage lowers empathy twords others pain and may be leading to less empathy mentally towards others as well.
My brother-in-law almost died from this, don't take this under any circumstances. This is a designer drug and has more side effects than not.
Ozempic is not covered by most insurance and is very expensive to buy
So what
I am insulin dependent diabetic. The 100% guaranteed best way to lose weight is eat less and exercise
It sad it happened but that's why you read the package instructions and the pharmacy information provided. I also Google new medication. Unfortunately it was listed as possible side effect. I feel the doctors who gave this medication out like candy to non diabetic patients should get a big ass fine. But yes ozempic has as shortage issue l feel to all theses non diabetic people taking it. I haven't been able to get my prescription in over a month and decided just to go of it due to the expense.
This condition is also a side effect of diabetes🤷♂️ It has been used in humans since 2008 and in the general diabetic population since 2018.
You have to look up medications, read all the side effects and interactions, and make your own decision. Take charge of you own health.
Its my understanding that these long-term side effects weren't revealed & perhaps not known.
It’s your doctors literal job to know, and tell you all this. That’s what they get paid for. It’s not our job or expertise to know what every drug that our doctors prescribe to us’s side effects are.
@pinkchaos. No most doctors don't know much about all the medicines they prescribe or are taught it in medical school. That's a pharmacist job to know everything about the medicines doctors prescribe.
Some doctors and drug makers told you ozempic is not a weightless drug.
I mean technically she’s a diabetic.
They're all going to end up with j-tubes for tube feedings. SMH
GET OFF THE CRAZY MEDS! I don't get it, there is still so many meds that help diabetes besides all this new stuff...
She looks like she has more than DM 2. She has definitely has other diagnoses.
Literally dont know how hes employed.
Connections
Same as covid vax
Bottom line is listen to your body. Stop taking medications.
Exactly
Yeah you lose weight if you are dead
I Love Cuomo..
Great to see you again.
Where's Andrew?
Is she type one or type two?
Fear mongering galore mixed with misinformation. Excellent click bait though.
Yeah, don’t you feel like a dolt now? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Gfysimpletons why? Still haven't managed to read beyond a headline, huh? Poor sod.
So she has gastroporisis?
Oh she said it. Damn
Gastroparesis. The stomach is paralyzed to some degree. Very slow, if any, processing of food. Therefore, new food can't stay down or be absorbed. There is no room & she vomits it back up.
Sigh…anyone tells you to take a pill to lose weight…run! Pun intended.
@eboston7591 yes, this is true. My statement was for those using Ozempic for weight loss.
Type 2 diabetics need this more than non.
this drug is evil it gave me ED
Those idiots were told not to use it.
Yeah, nobody told her the drug could paralyze her stomach, but I can sure as shit guarantee you someone told her not to fill her body with fat and sugar for years to get to the weight she’s at which “made” her turn to a drug for diabetics. So for her it’s a moot point, she was still gonna do it anyways
Weed will help
A suit is in order.
Oh hell no. That sounds horrible. I’d rather be a bit chubby lol
A bit but not super
That’s why you read the side effects. Duh