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Marcelle Pick (ob GYN and pediatric nurse practitioner, >40 years in practice) presents a personal and clinical critique of semaglutide-class weight loss drugs: she warns about unknown long-term safety for non-diabetics, reports common side effects (about 50% experience nausea; ~50% lose muscle per speaker), and raises concerns about suicidal ideation in predisposed people. She contrasts quick-fix drugs with multifactorial causes of weight (genetics, sleep, exercise, food quality, ghrelin/neurotransmitters, emotional drivers) and promotes homeopathic appetite-suppressant drops and a 21-day program (website provided).

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March 14, 2024.

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Suicidal ideation in people with a predisposition to depression.

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