Mounjaro vs. Ozempic for weight loss and diabetes. Which GLP-1 agonist is better?
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- In this video we compare two popular medication Mounjaro and Ozempic. Both of these medications are popular for weight loss and controlling type 2 diabetes. Watch this video to see which GLP-1 agonist comes out on top! We compare how well these medications work and common side effects seen.
Stick around to the end to see a comparison chart of Mounjaro and Ozempic!
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Thank you for sharing this!
This pharmacist has a nice voice, pace and easy going nature that makes listening and understanding the counsel he gives enjoyable.
Very good information.
In Australia we get a multi use vial for mounjaro.
In the USA also.
I was just diagnosed Type 2 and prescribed Ozempic. The first 2 weeks were hell; I lost all interest in food and vomited every day. Be extremely mindful of your Blood Pressure. The Ozempic decreased my hypertension which had been medicated for years. Yesterday, ended up bedridden, with 80/50 -- MONITOR YOURSELF!
I was on mounjaro same experience as you described didn’t go away, so change to low doses Ozempic and that was the best decision I’ve ever made. Only a little nausea and overall feeling better..
Thanks for sharing. Glad you're feeling better. My doctor started me on the lowest dose of Ozempic. This is my 3rd week; I lost the nausea and am no longer taking blood pressure meds, but keeping a regular check on it to avoid future problems.@@Whore_May
Always start at the lowest dosage prescribed, then increase to next level after two months per your doctor's recommendation.-
What about those that have hashimotos? Can they use either of these
What's your position
I think they both work well in managing a patient's A1C if they have type 2 diabetes. From what I have seen Mounjaro can cause slightly more weight loss especially at higher doses. Both seem to be tolerated fairly well, but it is patient depended on which one will have fewer side effects.
I miss willpower and sacrifice.😢
Hope you find it.
@@mistylavae2433 I found it. It was underneath the pizza box the whole time.
The world has turned to a medicine cabinet for all of their problems. Really really sad
Where have you been...??? In the 1950's everyone was on amphetamines during the day and barbiturates at night to force sleep. They were the "real" diet medications used for decades. Nobody got fat back then because they were either flying on uppers or knocked out. Drugs such as Valium were prescribed like they were TicTac candies clear into the 1990's.
Medicine is a modern miracle. You probably wouldn’t be so smug if you caught anthrax or bubonic plague.
Or then again, maybe you could just cure those with intermittent fasting…
If people were less sedentary and walked and exercised more, they wouldn't need any of these medications and save lots of money. I was OK when I was working on a daily basis but after I retired started gaining pounds. I'm 87 now.