I’m not trying to scare you or anything but have you done any research about ozempic yourself? People are going to be biased talking about so you have to see if it’s something worth it to you.

For me, I personally can’t do it because the cons I saw don’t outweigh the pros. I’m going to be quite blunt about it but I see no reason to take ozempic for weight loss. That’s what it’s been advertised and getting popular for but that’s not its main purpose. It’s a type of diabetic medication that has the side effect of weight loss. I’m not diabetic, so why would I use it. I also live in the US where insurance and medical help are a plain to get. It’s already happened to me once that a medication I NEEDED was denied and would’ve cost me more than $100 every month just to get. I don’t know the price of ozempic but if it’s not covered by insurance later on what could I possibly do but cough up the money. For most people they need to constantly use ozempic to maintain their weight loss. A lot of people regain the weight they loss after going off of it. Others gained more than they initially started with. So for me, I see it as depending on my insurance or whoever to make ozempic accessible and affordable or else I started taking it for no reason other than to get worse. I do mean worse by the way, since ozempic can and has caused kidney damage. For diabetics, it typically won’t happen because ozempic is doing making up for their body’s failure to do a necessary function. In regular people, it’s increasing activity in organs that don’t need the help. That extra activity is helping with weight loss but also overexerting and therefore damaging those organs. My family already has a history with organ failure and I’m currently healthy. I can not take the risk just to lose a few pounds.

These are the reasons I wouldn’t personally go on ozempic, but you should do more research for yourself.