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What Is ‘Oatzempic’? Does It Actually Work For Weight Loss?
Oatzempic, a high-fibre oat drink popular on social media, creates fullness but lacks scientific evidence and is not a substitute for prescription Ozempic medication.
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What is ‘oatzempic’? Does it actually work for weight loss?
Łukasz Rawa/UnsplashIf you’ve spent any time on TikTok or Instagram lately, you may have seen people blending oats with water or juice and calling it “oatzempic.” The name is a nod to Ozempic, a prescription medication used primarily for type 2 diabetes that also suppresses appetite. Videos of the oatzempic drink usually promise easy weight loss, effortless fullness and a “natural alternative” to medication. But is oatzempic supported by science…
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