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Ozempic, Type 2 Diabetes, and Weight Loss: What Happens When You Stop?
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In this episode, Christa goes over the new "medication rage": Ozempic. She shares the research, and her thoughts on weight loss, type 2 diabetes, and what to consider when thinking of taking the medication.
Key Topics:
- (0:40) Response to the New York Times Article "Ozempic Can Cause Major Weight Loss. What Happens if You Stop Taking It?"
- (1:43) What is Ozempic? And how does it help someone living with Type 2 Diabetes?
- (4:24) What is causing the weight loss?
- (4:55) The major side effects of taking Ozempic. Are they good or bad?
- (6:47) Advantages to taking Ozempic and what it does for your Type 2 Diabetes.
- (8:24) Let's go to the research and see what happens when you come off Ozempic.
- (12:10) Lead researcher Domenica Rubino who conducted another study said in an interview that "...long-term treatment is needed to avoid weight regain. Weight regulation is incredibly complicated. It’s complicated physiology and there are all kinds of hormonal impacts that drive regain..."
- (12:45) Christa's response to why she disagrees and how researchers need to start analyzing other factors leading into treatment and post-treatment with Ozempic. Ozempic is also a medication used to help with blood sugar, the extra "perk" is weight loss.
- (14:07) Are we treating the person as a whole which includes an individuals lifestyle, stress factors, sleeping habits, eating patterns, and emotional state?
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