They can be effective for short-term fat loss but come with significant limitations
Overall, some commenters believed this policy could entrench outdated classifications, create perverse incentives to choose products based on reimbursement instead of clinical evidence, and penalize innovative products that use newer, more streamlined regulatory pathways
And some who supplement with it say they feel born again. Sounds pretty promising
When you go long stretches with no food: You lose muscle (even if the scale is dropping) Your liver can't regulate blood sugar efficiently Your mitochondria slow energy production You feel colder, foggier, and more irritable Your metabolism adapts and stalls fat loss Even if you're not hungry, your body still needs the raw materials to function
Alcohol can worsen Ozempic side effects like nausea and can amplify the stimulant effects of Phentermine, leading to elevated heart rate and poor sleep