Let’s Talk About Ozempic (Updated Version)

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IMPORTANT:
This is an updated version from the original video we released over a month ago.
The first version did not contain wrong information but our framing was not good enough – after hearing your feedback it was clear that we didn’t communicate the topic well – so we revised the script, made the video longer and added more information and clarifications at key points.

All changes and the link to the original video (now unlisted) can be found here:
Old Version of the Video: https://youtu.be/9t5m33ccUYA
Sources & further reading: https://sites.google.com/view/sources-ozempic/

This whole experience was annoying because we didn’t plan to make a controversial video – this caused us a lot of extra work but was obviously necessary.
Thanks again for your honest feedback and for helping us get better. We truly appreciate it.

You guys think you are slick, with silksong ost on the "song" section.

to their core, GLP1 drugs are avoidable and unnecessary for people with enough force of will. It's not like hunger is holding you at gunpoint to eat, it's just a signal that you know you should ignore for your own benefit but you do not. Instead of making lifestyle changes (permanent healthier diets, more vegetables, less calory dense foods, no sugar when possible, no trash food when possible, exercise) people will take a shortcut any day of the week. GLP1 drugs have allowed the weak-willed to be healthier again (which is good), a 21st century problem that shouldn't exist if we moved a little and didn't eat trash

By the way, there's a chance the body acquires resistant to the drug, and if you are one of the people who need to use forever, it suddenly isn't effective anymore, right?

i am quite fit, long distance running, weight training and climbing. my bodyfat is in a very reasonable area (enough to see some abs).

i tried this because i wanted to have a sixpack once in my life (i know i i know). after the first week i reduced the dose to the lowest recommended and stayed there for a month, losikg roughly 4kg (from 82 to 78 at 185cm)

let me tell you. not feeling starved every day? not feeling crqvings 24/7? its like when you have a constant headache thats gone and you didnt know you had it because you were so used to it.

i was afraid i could get hooked to the feeling of not starving so i stopped taking it but it really gave me new perspective, especially for people who would suffer like me but not have the will to do what i do. i never couldve thought that people could suffer more or not at all in regards to hunger

Isnt ozempic like drugged or something idk i wouldnt trust it

Remember when I told you that either the Ozempic video is sponsored or there will be an Updated version? Gotcha!
(Gj Kurzgesagt – for update when it is needed)

Is being addicted to drug for life bad? Well… in times of peace and good economy – probably not. But there is also the other possibility.
Even indirect conflict or breakdown may result in "my precious" drug not available due to economy changes or supply lines broken.

I'm five weeks in my Ozempic treatment and haven't felt a difference at all 😂

I love the obesity possum

lol, who's the one dislike, still not happy with the fix

My goal is to be morbidly obese (according to BMI) at 10% body fat

Love the brain animations lolz

All anyone needs to know here is TANSTAAFL. (That and funding incentives for all the pro-GLP research referenced here.)