Mit OZEMPIC schlank piksen wie Elon Musk

Once again, Twitter, TikTok, and celebrity confessions on Facebook have propelled medications to sudden global fame. The hype surrounding significant fat loss through the injection pens "Ozempic" and "Wegovy" generates millions of views on social media every day. "Tirzepatide" is set to surpass their effects. In fact, a weekly injection into the subcutaneous fat of the abdomen, upper arm, or thigh tricks the body. The imitation of our primary digestive hormone sends the message "I am full" to the brain. For people with severe obesity, this represents a shift in mindset. The struggle with overweight and obesity can be won. A 15 percent weight loss becomes a reality in front of the mirror and on the scale. However, discipline and deprivation are not the true remedies for obesity. People with a potbelly, like Elon Musk, face accusations of misuse. After all, the anti-diabetes injection was not designed as a lifestyle drug. The necessary discussion is overshadowed by unexpectedly positive study results: lower blood sugar reduces the risk of diseases for the heart, brain, and kidneys.