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The Ozempic Effect~ What Happens After You Stop?

  • Jul 28
  • 3 min read
Written by Sherry Cronin
Written by Sherry Cronin

Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro


The names are everywhere. On TV. In your group texts. Whispered at Pilates class. Touted as the miracle meds for weight loss, these GLP-1 agonists were originally designed to treat Type 2 diabetes. But their side effect—dramatic appetite suppression and rapid weight loss—catapulted them into mainstream popularity almost overnight.


For many, the results feel life-changing. The weight finally comes off after years of yo-yo dieting. Blood sugar stabilizes. Hunger disappears. Confidence rises.

But what happens after you stop taking it? That’s where the story changes—and it’s one worth understanding before hopping on the bandwagon.

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