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A lot of companies are getting involved with producing these sorts of drugs, so competition will eventually drive all these prices down. Plus, Victoza is now off patent. That's what happened with the ED drugs, too, which used to be outrageously expensive, but have come down in price since they went generic.

They both need to wait until the other is don’t talking before interrupting

So eating right does not count anymore. It's not how much you eat, it is WHAT you eat.

Ouch, did the reporter say sim-EYE gloo-tide? I believe sema in semaglutide probably has reference to the term "week," or 7 days, as in a weekly dose. BTW, the reason Novo Nordisk funded this is because these large corporations are the only ones who can afford to do these large-scale trials. They still have to go through FDA testing and not all drugs survive this testing process. So, I agree with Dr. Decotiis -- there's no reason to deny the objectivity of these trials.

Stop eating

Its all a joke, unless you have a heart attack, stroke, or an amputation , they are not covering it!

Too much booooootox

Wouldn't want her as a doctor...!!!! Don't trust her... she's full of her self....ohhhhhh The whole world is running to her...😂

Haha fool.... you're gonna get fat without it..m

A gallon of water? Yikes

Dr.Decotiis. I have developed a large body was (not itchy) . I was on Zepbound 2nd week on the 5 percent dosage. My dermatologist prescribed prednisone. Is there anyway that I can control this reaction to be able to continue Zepbound use? The Dr. who prescribed Zepbound told me to stop using it and she is taking a blood test after I'm off 6 weeks.

Yayy!! I’ve been waiting for more videos from you.

Sue looks like she was on Mounjaro, she has saggy face

That last comment by the “Dr” surprised me. She has clearly prescribed them to people who need to “lose a few lbs to fit into a dress”. These meds are in short supply and there are people who really need them. Every other doctor who is asked that question says the meds are not for losing a few lbs quickly for an event. This was the first “Dr” to say it was ok.

Coverage is great, but all these GLP-1 / GIP drugs are in severe shortages, as Dr. Decotiis points out. As we're all saying now, RELEASE THE VIALS. Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are seriously dropping the ball in their supply chains.

That’s going to be a problem. I’m an occupational therapist specializing in geriatrics. This population doesn’t like to drink a lot because of the frequent trips to the bathroom. Plus, most have to take meds for constipation already and still struggle.

It’s so true about the food noise in your head. I feel so free😢. I’m going through a chiropractor who is well versed. She does check body composition. But the fact that I’m not obsessing over food is worth its weight in gold. I’ve only had two shots so far of the compound tirzepitide so far and am very hopeful about losing the 45-50 pounds. No wonder I could only get so far on my own. My brain was constantly working against me. I am a very disciplined person in the other aspects of my life and decided that this must be beyond me since I couldn’t stick to anything food related.

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Use a smaller spoon, eat a balanced diet, and a smaller plate without the side skirt and unlimited mountain top. Most importantly, start walking. Tweaking doesn't count

Personally, I think a lot of hostility to the aesthetic use of these GLP-1 / GIP drugs (to lose maybe 10-15 lbs) is based on hostility to privileged, entitled celebrities.

They never talk about the horrific side effects that are very common like pancreatitis, digestive problems etc! Hollywood stars made this drug very popular to the point that it’s very hard to find and the price went to the roof! It’s just a fad which sooner or later is going to kill peoples who take it!

This Dr. is full of herself. Not a fan. Her patients aren’t sitting around eating Oreos. Please.

Because they are illegal without a prescription, weightlifters have to buy anabolic steroids from questionable sources. But these GLP-1 / GIP drugs are not illegal, just expensive, as Dr. Sue says. So, as long as the prices are still outrageous, desperate people are going to go to the questionable sources. It's funny how these "woke" corporations pretend to care, but then charge an arm and a leg for their medications.

Why does the host keep cutting off the Dr...let her finish talking! Geesh!

Put the fork down

why would you stop taking it, if it is working for you?

God she is horrid and such a snob!

Diet and restricting the amount of food? Exercise?

There will be future lawsuits that drug is super toxic

I am a type two diabetic i have tried Ozempic i did not lose weight.Now i am using Mounjaro 5mg still no weight loss.For me as long as my A1C will be lower by injecting Mounjaro i am good.

what in the world are people eating? I enjoyed plenty of treats during the holidays and I don't gain weight

This doctor is selling the drugs and pushing them. You don’t have to take any of these drugs. It is a drug and it only works when you take it. So we are trying to get people on drug they will depend on for the rest of their lives. This is BS there are natural ways to reduce being insulant resistant and lose weight. People just don’t want to do the work and they want drug to fix what they think they can’t fix themselves. She sure made sure she said diabetes is what they are really treating. Yeah for some. Why don’t you tell people they can purchase a diabetic kit and test their insulin for themselves since you think everyone has this issue and it must be treated with an injection.

UGH! This host is so annoying. I didn't realize this was Rachel from Real World. She was annoying back then and still super annoying rn. She kept trying to cut the doctor off from talking bc she doesn't agree with anyone taking this drug.

You dont have to skip a week.

Once they start taking the meds, they can't stop taking or will gain the weight back.

Good stuff. However, it really is all about calories in, calories out. The great thing about these GLP-1 / GIP drugs is that they help tip the calorie scale to the deficit side by slowing down digestion and turning on satiety signals in the brain.

Bullshit

Obesity is nearly as dangerous in the long run as diabetes if not treated. Unlike diabetes, however, obesity is a temporary condition. Once people reach their target weight, and have learned how to maintain that weight, they won't need to stay on these drugs. Insurance companies would be saving a lot of money in the long run by supporting these drugs for obesity treatment. I reject universal health care or universal government subsidies, but I'm all in favor of targeted government subsidies. The GLP / GIP drugs are a good example. So is CAR-T cancer treatment.

Thanks Dr Sue for bringing awareness to important topics to the general public

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I was just prescribed ozempic today. I hope it works. 🤞

This is old news come on fox news report some news.

Don't fall for the scare-mongering. High glucose levels and too much weight are worse than any alleged risks of these new GLP-1 and GIP drugs.

Would this help with people who have Alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency??

Thank you for sharing your story! I hope this video helps connect more ppl suffering to exosomes

Can they regenerate the optic nerve?

I think Sue is a very smart women that cares about holistic treatment that is great. She seems to hesitate to just give you prescriptions, but instead get you vitamins. That is good. But, she doesn't really spend a lot of time trying to figure out what's going on, Instead she just starts to throw you out of the office before you get out what you need to say. She is running a pharmacy business - not a doctor's office. She mostly seems interested in selling her brand of vitamins. I'm taking other very popular vitamins in the health community and she just broke down why hers are better and tried to sell them to me. The first time I came, she left my room so fast I was sure she was coming back, but she never did. I realized I didn't get my questions answered so I went back a second visit. She told me to "HURRY UP."when I was talking. I said I had multiple symptoms. I told her one of them, and she diagnosed me and walked out the room before she heard the others. When I said there was more, she literally ROLLED HER EYES like I wasn't paying her for the visit. I was shocked. Then of course she recommended a ton of her own personal vitamins. And asked me to book separate appointments with her for another day when the Allergist was in. And another appointment for when a dermatologist was in. ALL PEOPLE IN HER OFFICE, so I'm sure she gets kick backs. She doesn't appear to care for people anymore. It appears that she cares more about the money. It's a shame. I left both incidents extremely depressed - mostly because I couldn't believe another human being would treat me like this. I found myself apologizing for coming in for a visit. I prayed for her and all her patients when I got home - I hope she changes back to what she used to be - which I hear was pretty good. On the other hand, If you are just looking for good vitamins to take - she is the best in town though.

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Nice Liposonix video. The before and after photos are great.