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Marcelle Pick explains how GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic suppress appetite but don't work for everyone. About 10-15% of patients see no weight loss, and one 54-year-old actually gained weight after eight weeks. Addressing root causes like hormonal changes and stress, plus diet and strength training, often matters more than the drug alone.

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About 10–15% of patients.

Three to six months.

A 54‑year‑old bartender from Fort Lauderdale who gained weight after eight weeks on semaglutide (and received B12 shots).

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