Marcelle Pick breaks down what can go wrong with semaglutide: severe nausea and vomiting, possible stomach paralysis, muscle loss of up to 50% without high protein intake, and weight regain plus 10 extra pounds when you stop.
Approximately 50% (speaker's claim).
About 10 extra pounds beyond regained baseline weight (speaker's claim).
One of the things that we see is a common side effects for so many of you is that and as you know, many medications have them. They can range from mild gastrointestinal issues like nausea or vomiting on a daily basis to more serious concerns like the stomach and the intestines actually being somewhat paralyzed. And they certainly have risks, and everything has risks and benefits. But I'm very concerned about what I'm hearing about the serious side effects that last long after they stop the medications. We also know that many people lose, you know, 50% of the people lose muscle if they're not having high amounts of protein. And in addition to that, when you stop the medication, you also find that they gain the weight back plus 10 extra pounds.
