CHASING WEIGHT LOSS: THE REAL COST OF OZEMPIC CULTURE

The Voice of Health with Dr. Robert Prather

This week, we're joined by Robin, our Holistic Integration Nutritionist, to talk about the dangers of Ozempic-style drugs and how they can harm patients long-term. In this episode, find out:
—How Ozempic-style drugs work by trying to imitate the GLP-1 hormone the body produces naturally. And why these drugs don't work as well as the actual GLP-1 hormone because they are not the exact hormone, but something called "an agonist" which can produce the OPPOSITE effect intended.
—Why Fiber has been consistently shown to be the best thing for weight loss.
—The story behind how a Type-II Diabetes drug transformed into being marketed as a weight loss drug. And the role of celebrity influencers in marketing these drugs with unrealistic expectations.
—The dangerous side-effects being experienced from Ozempic-like drugs, including gastric and abdominal issues that have caused stomach paralysis where people "will never be able to eat normally again". And how patients have also experienced pancreatitis, nervous system damage, blindness, kidney failure, and even suicidal thoughts.
—Why Dr. Prather says that quick weight loss is never just about losing fat, but a loss of muscle. And why this explains "Ozempic face" and "Ozempic butt".
—How Holistic Integration is able to get to the root cause of obesity through advanced diagnostics like our Gut Zoomer. And the detailed information about your body that is revealed through stool kit testing.
—Why Dr. Prather says that "people who take their health seriously" should have a Functional Health Doctor.
—How the Body Composition Analysis and Fit3D Body Scan diagnostics used at Holistic Information show a detailed and accurate picture of your body.
—How you can get a 20% discount on all advanced diagnostics at Holistic Integration for the month of January.
—Plus, we announce the details of our Free Holistic Integration "Fit Focus" seminar on January 29th at 6 p.m.
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