Inside The Ozempic Revolution | CNBC Documentaries
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Fast Money host Melissa Lee chats with CNBC's DJ Sixsmith about the new CNBC documentary "Big Shot: The Ozempic Revolution," which premieres Thursday, Feb. 29 at 10pm ET/PT on CNBC.
The documentary provides an in-depth look at how a diabetes drug reinvented weight loss culture and the way we treat obesity in America.
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Inside The Ozempic Revolution | CNBC Documentaries
My blood pressure is perfect now,down 35lbs more energetic
Where There's Smoke 😤 There's Fire 🔥🔥🔥🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒
There.Is>no.Magic.Pill.Period.
Unbelievable. Create a life long customer instead of teaching/inspiring society how to lose weight and be healthy.
US obesity rates have been rising for *over 40 years* now.
So, *when* exactly were we going to teach ppl to be healthy, and how? 🤔
It’s not unbelievable at all that ppl would turn to the first truly effective medications to come along. The diet and fitness industries have failed to even make a dent in the problem… and they’ve been failing for a very long time now. 🤷♂️
(The real secret? These medications PLUS lifestyle changes are a very effective approach.)
Obesity is a disease. These people know how to be healthy. There bodies don’t respond the same way to lifestyle changes and when they do it’s usually gained back and not sustainable. These medications helps what is metabolically wrong.
The information on how to lose weight has been here for a long time. It’s no secret: healthy diet and exercise.
@@jonnyj9994Unfortunately not everyone has access to healthy foods or the access to gyms.
This comment is so ignorant. It’s unbelievable.
"Batiatric surgery is not a silver bullet." Agreed, however, medication for weight loss isn't a silver bullet either. It still costs money and takes necessary drugs away from people who actually need this, like diabetics. What is the silver bullet is diet and exercise. Not some half assed diet and exercise with 'cheat days', but actual diet and exercise wherein the patient follows a strict regiment. I don't care what you say about diet not working. The human body can't gain weight by not consuming weight.
Not my problem. Diabetics just need to put down the fork and change their diet and exercise to manage their illness. There's no way diabetics will sustain an elevated blood glucose level if they eat normal and healthy meals.
Silly concept to eat healthy when you can enjoy Taco Bell while only needing ozempic. Life changing. Sign me up !!!
That’s not optimal.
Ppl who do that get lower results.
DJ SixSense should keep his night job.📀🎵🎶 Can't take him seriously.
Ozempic is for Diabetic 2 sufferer's not for USA citizen's that eat 3 chicken's a day and all that Junk food .
Welcome to capitalism, it’s for whoever can pay for it lol.
Practitioners also offer it to people with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Some symptoms are similar to diabetes, such as insulin resistance.
I've never eaten three chickens a day
Not my problem. Diabetics just need to put down the fork and change their diet and exercise to manage their illness. There's no way diabetics will sustain an elevated blood glucose level if they eat normal and healthy meals.
What you know about Diabetes you could write on the back of a postage stamp and still have room for your name and address. Please don't expose yourself as ignorant it does you no favours.Only makes you look like a clown .@@sparksthedaytrader9606
I watched the documentary it was good, you don’t know what’s in those drugs.
We do, actually.
GLP-1 medications have been on the market since 2005 (Byetta).
Ozempic is great, you get skinny and not hungry. Plus your health markers improve.
I smell bubble…
110,000,000 people in the US and over 600,000,000 more worldwide struggling with obesity…That bubble hasn’t begun to inflate.
Works for most people & can save them from bariatric surgery and can resolve other conditions. Diet & exercise is not feasible for most people even though it can work, but it's even more difficult to sustain. Glp1s are the future!
lol so enable week minded people to continue to reproduce?
I think meds PLUS sensible diet and exercise is the future.
It’s not some false ‘either/or’ choice. 🤔
Wait until the truth gets out. Remember Fen-phen? This will make Fen-phen look like candy.
Nope. Two extremely different medications.
It’s like saying aspirin and heroin are the same thing.
@@cloakster - That's what they want you to believe.
Yeah, don’t know what to tell you… GLP-1 meds have been on the market since 2005 (nearly 20 years).
If there were some hugely horrible issue, probably would’ve happened by now. 🤷♂️
@@stevelitvak938 I can't believe you said the thing without a hint of irony.
Their take is just gross. “Fast money” and investment opportunity in people NEEDING to take the shot throughout their entire life… as if that’s a good thing is just sick Melissa
Not a one size fits all. Would you prefer people to suffer cardiac issues? Type 2 diabetes? Joint issues due to excessive weight? Tough all the way around.
$20,000 waist of money
johnbryja3849
Its a very small amount of money for the gift of life
I am absolutely positively sure it can be frustrating, but stop eating all the time folks! 🍖 🍗
I started interval fasting. You eat only one balanced meal a day. After a week, your body will adjust and there is barely any feeling of hunger left any longer during the day until you have your supper meal (in my case). Also no cost or any side effects involved, you actually might just start feeling better. Your body is smarter than you.
Eight pounds gone so far, in two months. Needs patience and perseverance though - not a virtue of today’s society.
About cost: A tragedy caused by the big pharma mafia if a medication is actually needed, but this one?
V8-friendly
Human nature is simply not like that, if it were people would think before they ate to much food.
Most people will pay for the GLP 1 drugs not because they are cheap but because one injection per week is such an easy cure. This is a big reason for their success its jab and forget.
@@andypicken7848Well said. I worked pretty much my whole life in diabetes, subcutaneous glucose sensor, Medical Devices.
Diabetes is a tricky and evil disease, if not controlled and managed well. And that is exactly those patients, this great
drug should be reserved for. Now it got so bad, that some patients who actually need it, end up on a waiting list while
others grab it in order to do easy (lazy) weight control management - a crazy world it is.