April 17, 2024

WARNING Do NOT take Ozempic or Mounjaro until you watch this



Published May 25, 2023, 7:20 p.m. by Jerald Waisoki


If you’re like many Americans, you’re probably looking to lose a few pounds. You’re not alone; obesity is a national epidemic. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than one-third of adults in the United States are obese.

The good news is that there are plenty of ways to lose weight. But with so many options, it can be hard to know where to start.

One popular weight loss method is taking ozempic or mounjaro. These drugs are designed to help people lose weight by reducing hunger and increasing feelings of fullness.

But before you start taking either of these drugs, there’s something you need to know. Both ozempic and mounjaro come with a serious warning: they may cause pancreatitis, a potentially life-threatening condition.

Pancreatitis is an inflammation of the pancreas. The pancreas is a small organ that sits behind the stomach and helps the body break down food. When the pancreas becomes inflamed, it can cause severe abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. In some cases, pancreatitis can lead to death.

ozempic and mounjaro are not the only weight loss drugs that come with this warning. Several other drugs, including Saxenda and Belviq, have also been linked to pancreatitis.

If you’re considering taking any of these drugs, it’s important to talk to your doctor first. Be sure to tell your doctor about any other medications you’re taking, as well as any medical conditions you have.

If you do decide to take ozempic or mounjaro, be sure to watch for signs of pancreatitis, such as severe abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. If you experience any of these symptoms, stop taking the drug and call your doctor right away.

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for the most part glp-1 Agonist drugs

that are used for type 2 diabetes and

weight loss things like ozempic wigovi

and Manjaro these are incredible drugs

and I'm seeing great things happen to my

patients who are overweight or obese or

have type 2 diabetes and amazing to see

how these drugs just they just make an

incredible impact in people's lives all

you have to do is watch some Tick Tock

videos to see some people losing 60 to

100 pounds with these drugs and how much

this exponentially improved their

happiness and self-confidence now

overall they do a great job of causing

people to not only lose weight mostly by

reducing cravings and they're overall

very very safe they even improve insulin

resistance they lower blood pressure

they lower cholesterol lower

triglycerides they reduce inflammation

and they protect against heart disease

not to mention many women with

polycystic ovarian syndrome PCOS

experiencing improvement with these

drugs

now the biggest issue that most people

have with them is the cost since most

insurance plans don't cover them people

usually have to pay out of pocket which

costs on average fifteen hundred dollars

per month depending on which drug you're

talking about which is basically the

cost of renting a two-bedroom apartment

so most people they can't afford that

but there is an alternative way of

getting these drugs at a much lower cost

as long as you know how to navigate this

wild west detour and when I say Wild

West detour I'm referring to getting

these drugs from a compounding pharmacy

most people don't understand what a

compounding pharmacy is or what it does

so let's talk about that especially

because people can run into a lot of

danger if they let's say they click on a

link that brings them to a telemedicine

company and the next thing you know

they're doing a brief telemedicine video

consultation with most likely a

physician assistant or a nurse

practitioner that they've met before who

then prescribes them this weight loss

drug that comes from a compounding

pharmacy

next thing you know within a few days

they have this prescription drug sitting

at their doorstep they open up the box

and it's a vial that's filled with a

liquid containing the drug some

magnetide also known as ozempic also

known as vigoving or in some cases

they're getting terzapati which is also

known as Manjaro so they open up the box

and they find the syringes and the

needles in there they then put the

needle into the bottle into that vial

they draw up the liquid with that

syringe and that that liquid drug goes

into the syringe they then inject it

into their body anywhere where there's

fat they can inject it so typically it's

belly fat into the shoulders or even the

butt or the thighs that's where it can

be injected in fact if you don't have

any fat on your body to inject it that's

a sign that you shouldn't be taking this

drug so is there anything wrong with

this well it depends you see in this

quest for people to get their hands on

these drugs some patients are seeking

out Telehealth platforms medical spas

and compounding pharmacies for some are

talenting as generic versions of these

drugs but the company that makes

somaglitide the company that makes

ozepik is Novo Nordisk and they do not

sell some magnetite for compounding

purposes in the generic form of the drug

approved by the FDA doesn't exist there

are roughly 7 500 compounding pharmacies

in the United States so compounding

involves mixing and altering drugs

basically customizing them for patients

for their specific needs

for example someone who is allergic to

an ingredient in that medication might

require a reformulated version another

example is if someone let's say needs a

very specific dose of a medication often

is the case with chemotherapy well the

compounding pharmacy will modify the

dose perfectly tailored for what that

patient needs compounding pharmacies

have been doing this long before ozempic

in Manjaro came out because the FDA

currently lists ozempic and Manjaro as

currently in shortage that means

compounding pharmacies are allowed to

buy these drugs from pharmaceutical

ingredient manufacturers and then

compounded into an injectable medication

that they dispense so they typically

with these compounding pharmacies will

do is they typically also mix it with

vitamin B6 or vitamin B12 or a metabolic

compound called L-Carnitine which

limited research has shown May

contribute towards weight loss but when

it comes to vitamin B6 and vitamin B12

and totally that might actually reduce

the side effects of nausea and vomiting

all of this is perfectly legal so long

as the FDA lists these drugs as

currently being in shortage which as of

right now at the time of the making of

this video is the case but some and I

want to emphasize some not all compound

and pharmacies are Distributing a

different active ingredient altogether

called somaglatide sodium which is the

salt form of somaglitide now in recent

weeks Regulators have raised concerns

about some magnetized sodium which is

sometimes sold as a research chemical

some magnetized sodium does not appear

to meet standards for compounding in

federal law in part because the

substance is not part of any FDA

approved medication and because of how

widespread it is this is getting the

attention of government officials

the FDA does not vet compounded

medications and is not reviewed approved

or tested for safety or Effectiveness

the somagneti drugs that compounding

pharmacies offer now with that said

there are a lot of great compounding

pharmacies out there that take great

patient care every single day but

there's some Bad actors at the end of

April of this year the FDA as well as

the National Association of boards of

Pharmacy they're aware that Compounders

might be using salt forms of some

aglotide now functionally when some

magnetized sodium is dissolved in water

the sodium ion it separates from that

somaglitide molecule leaving some

magnetide and an extremely small amount

of sodium but there isn't data that

demonstrates whether some magnetized

sodium is safe for consumers or even

whether it's effective it might be but

it might not be we just don't know in

their statement they're saying that drug

manufacturers have become aware of the

practice of using some magnetized salts

for compounding and made choose to

initiate legal proceedings to combat

this practice so Novo Nordic they're now

taking action including but not limited

to issuing cease and desist letters

against entities that are engaging in

the unlawful sale of compounded

somagotide or disseminating false

advertising and infringing on its

trademarks some of these compounding

pharmacies they're trying to make a buck

for sure but compounding pharmacies the

good actors they're attempting to fill a

void in the market trying to meet a huge

demand for many people whether it's for

type 2 diabetes or for obesity so if

you're going to get these drugs from a

compounding pharmacy make sure you get

it from a legit one and I'm going to

give you four tips on how to do exactly

that tip number one is make sure that a

real board certified licensed physician

who is experienced with these

medications is the one who's prescribing

it to you tip number two under federal

law compounding pharmacies can compound

drug products only with active

ingredients that that come from

facilities that are registered with the

FDA so make sure that the compound and

Pharmacy is registered with the FDA tip

number three in the case of some

maglotide make sure you're not getting

some magnetized sodium it's just some

magnetite so if it's sodium there don't

go with that one and finally tip number

four my recommendation is to ask this

very important question of is the

compounding pharmacy licensed to ship

sterile compounds to all 50 states

because if the answer is yes you can

feel much better about the drug that is

being shipped to your door now if you're

someone who's interested in losing

weight in improving your metabolic

health and you want a consultation with

me I'm going to put a link right here or

maybe it's on this side I'm not sure I'm

going to put a link right on the screen

for you to click on and there there you

can actually book the appointment and

also if you want to know more about how

these drugs actually affect the body and

how they work in the body I highly

recommend checking out this video

right here

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