Marcelle Pick explores whether pausing GLP1 agonist medications during holidays can improve your food experience. The video examines the potential benefits and risks of stopping these drugs temporarily, including side effects that might occur when you resume them.
So as we head into holidays for birthdays or New Year's or, you know, Hanukkah, they're all contemplating having a pause. So why would we want to do that? Well, it's not just indulging in holiday treats or birthday treats or New Year's. These medications actually change the way users experience food, sometimes leading to aversions. Oh, I'm not interested for certain foods. So now on all of the platforms from Facebook to Reddit to TikTok, users are actually sharing some of their stories about skipping doses and enjoying holiday meals more fully so that they can avoid feeling that sense of fullness which comes with these medications. But here's the deal, and that's there's a cautionary side to this, and many doctors are warning that stopping and starting the GLP1 agonist like Ozempic and Mongero can actually lead to side effects like nausea.
