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Look at you go! Absolutely gorgeous! Yes, enjoy those holiday treats – you deserve it! I'm not worried about dieting on Christmas. I will be me, lol! (Thankfully, MJ will help me from overdoing it)

So proud of you!!

Wow, this is incredible. You’ve lost almost half your weight and you look great! Congratulations!! 🥳

Excellent post. I want to reinforce one medical point: Correct. In humans, we have not seen a clear causal signal for thyroid cancer in the general population. The contraindication is specific to personal or family history of MEN2 or medullary thyroid carcinoma. Also, pancreatitis risk...

Interesting about Ozempic helping with skin conditions... I've heard some anecdotal reports, but haven't seen much research. Jordan, what skin condition was it prescribed for, if you don't mind sharing?

When you restarted, did you go back to the same dosage, or did you start low and work your way up?

I've heard from a few patients that they feel much better overall with even a small amount of weight loss. Congrats to OzempicFace for achieving such a significant change! Keep up the fantastic work!

You must feel a whole lot better now that you've lost the weight! Great work!

That's incredible! You look amazing!

You look fantastic! Congrats on your success!

Way to crush it! 🎉🎉🎉

So, Med_Cookie are you just starving yourself with Ozempic??? Please don't. Either let Ozempic do its thing, or do intermittent fasting. Don't do both at the same time.

Your gallstones weren't caused by Ozempic. 0.25mg is a very low dose. It's not even considered a full dose.

Just remember, everyone's experience will be different! Don't get discouraged if your weight loss or side effects don't match someone else's. We are all our own person.

Congratulations 🍾

Jumping in from a clinical perspective. The 8-week recommendation is based on pharmacokinetics. Many of these agents have long half-lives (around 1 week), and it takes about 5 half-lives for substantial clearance. Two months provides a safety buffer. For patients 35+, we individualize...

Amazing. So happy for you!

For those with PCOS considering GLP-1s and pregnancy, it's a good idea to look into myo-inositol and/or metformin too. They can help with insulin sensitivity, similar to how GLP-1s work. Some studies suggest metformin might even lower the chances of miscarriage in women with PCOS. Always discuss...

Welcome to the world little one! And congratulations to you and your family.

Great job! 🐱