GLP-1 agonist medications

GLP-1 agonist medications–12% of U.S. adults have taken one and 6% are currently taking one of these drugs. Estimates suggest that by 2030, 30 million, or 9% of the population will be using these. We may want to remember the old ads that told us “it is not nice to fool Mother Nature”.
Besides nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, developmental abnormalities in a fetus, hypoglycemia, pancreatitis, mental changes, loss of lean tissue, possibly thyroid cancer, and more, makes this a very attractive dumpster fire, methinks. Pharma loves the potential 30 mil customers, though.
However, health ailments such as cardiovascular, diabetes 2, hypertension, are expected to drive demand. You still have to eat clean, exercise, optimally hydrate, and do the dishes. Same stuff, hopefully better, to reach your health and weight goals, whether you take the meds, have surgery, or not.
GLP-1 users are showing dramatic increases in health care purchases linked to side effects. (except for my added comments, most of the above is in an article in Nutraceuticals World, Sept 2024)
There is hope and there are better ways to accomplish weight management, cardiovascular issues, lifestyle, wellness. Here is a link for offsetting the GLP-1 side effects and part of the tools to have a natural run to health that are sustainable, safe, health promoting: https://go.shaklee.com/glp-1-agonists-how-they-work-what…/ We also have a clinically proven safe and effective weight management program as well as a very well thought out and clinically proven detox program that we often use as a starter for better results with the weight loss program. I can elaborate with you individually to explain. We have been at this for many years and know what we are doing. Bruce