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An MD in Endocrinology Reveals: This Weight Loss “Alternative” to Ozempic Works Through the Same Hormone but Without Its Side Effects

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Alexandra Pierce, MD
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Last update: Oct 17
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Comments (33)

  1. avatar
    DiAnn Reamer
    2 Oct, 2026 at 7:54 am

    Tried this to get my gut-healthy. Within the first week noticed a significant difference in bloating. Have been on this for 2 months. am feeling much better, sleeping more soundly and it appears the “sugar noise” has diminished. The changes are subtle but noticeable.

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    Norma
    2 Oct, 2026 at 6:55 am

    I was also on Ozempic. I got so sick my family was begging me to quit taking it. I was nauseated, bad bad pain in my stomach but I was losing weight. I lost 33 pounds within about 3 month. I was one size smaller in clothes and I was thrilled. But I was way more sick now. I went to my endocrinologist and...

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    Nadine
    2 Oct, 2026 at 4:24 am

    I was actually put on the Ozemic because of my type two diabetes. it has worked amazing for my A1c, which was at seven and now it’s at 5.6. But in the meantime, I had nozzles in my stomach lymph nodes that had to be biopsied. Thank goodness they came back benign for now. Then I ended up getting like a UTI, but it...

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