What proportion of people taking these weight loss medications feel nauseous, according to the speaker?

Marcelle PickHelping Women Reclaim Vitality & Health | Author & Co-Founder of Women to Women Clinic

Discover the Truth About Weight Loss Medications Don't Fall for the Pharmaceutical Industry's Trick

16 Mar 2024 · 0 min

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A short excerpt from a YouTube video by Marcelle Pick criticizing the pharmaceutical industry’s promotion of weight-loss medications. The speaker asserts these drugs are marketed as miracle fixes, then lists side effects she attributes to them—notably that 50% of people taking them feel nauseous and many develop food aversion.

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50% (as stated in the video).

Now, the problem is the pharmaceutical industry wants you to think that there's a pill for every ill and they want you to be convinced that this is the newest thing on the market that's going to make a difference. Remember that 50% of people that take these weight loss medications feel nauseous. Many of them start to dislike food. And if we think back to our tribal years, why would we ever want to dislike food when that gives us energy?