(NaturalHealth365)  Turn on the television, and you’re likely to catch a mention of Ozempic or another weight-loss drug.  Celebrities such as Amy Schumer, Oprah Winfrey, and Keke Palmer have been associated with Ozempic.  However, behind the glitz and glamour lies a darker side that the mainstream media ignores to protect the financial interests of the pharmaceutical industry.

Thankfully, a Big Pharma whistleblower is sounding the alarm on Ozempic and similar weight-loss drugs.  Calley Means, who previously worked as a pharmaceutical consultant, has turned against the industry’s touted miracle weight loss medication.  No doubt, many people will be shocked with what they discover from this information below.

Behind the glitz: Ozempic’s dark side ignored by mainstream media

The mainstream media has acted as an Ozempic cheerleader largely because it is financially incentivized to do so.  Cable and network channels receive millions of dollars from the Big Pharma companies behind Ozempic and other drugs in exchange for airing commercials.  Yet, if you turn on your TV, you’ll hear nothing about Calley Means’ conversation with former Fox News personality Tucker Carlson.

Means sat down with Tucker to discuss the risks posed by Ozempic.  According to Means, Ozempic presents both mental health and gastrointestinal risks.  Moreover, Means also highlighted how Ozempic fails to address what is most important: the underlying cause of metabolic conditions that lead to weight gain and, in some cases, obesity.

Ozempic’s purpose is to “treat” obesity and diabetes.  However, Means insists that the drug’s manufacturer, Novo Nordisk, is concealing the truth about the product.  Some individuals who use Ozempic have reported experiencing suicidal thoughts alongside digestive complications.  Moreover, these digestive issues persist long after discontinuing the drug.

Means even suggests that Ozempic might potentially paralyze the stomach, hindering proper food digestion.  Consequently, food remains in the digestive system post-Ozempic use, ultimately contributing to weight regain.  Not surprisingly, after discontinuing the drug, many individuals find themselves regaining the weight they lost.

Addressing the real cause of the rise in obesity and diabetes

The food industry shoulders significant responsibility for the widespread obesity epidemic.  As Means points out, obesity stems from deteriorating metabolic health, a condition no current prescription drug, including Ozempic, can address or reverse.  Yet, companies like Novo Nordisk and other creators of weight-loss pills persist in promoting their drugs as superior alternatives to preventative care.  In truth, obesity is a multifaceted issue far more complex than what Big Pharma portrays.

Clearly, the food industry’s advancements have reached a point where most items on grocery store shelves are incredibly toxic and addictive.  Food scientists have honed their craft, deliberately engineering products to maximize taste, palatability, and addictiveness.  This deliberate manipulation exacerbates the challenge of maintaining a healthy diet and contributes significantly to the obesity crisis.

The sad truth is that 80% of adults are overweight.  Even half of all teens are overweight.  Moreover, 60% of people have symptoms of pre-diabetes.  The increasing addictiveness of food combined with sedentary lifestyles has created a problem that requires a holistic approach instead of Big Pharma pills that turn out to be net negatives for the human condition.

Potential solutions to humanity’s growing obesity problem

It’s vital to recognize that relying on governmental oversight for protection and guidance toward healthy living is a failed strategy.  Unfortunately, the influence of Big Pharma extends far and wide, highlighting the crucial importance of your vigilance and activism as consumers.

As Means emphasizes, the highly addictive and unhealthy foods we consume not only disrupt cellular function but also contribute to dysfunction within our bodies.  The good news is you have the power to make informed decisions with your purchasing habits.  Take the time to carefully read food labels before making purchases. If you have the means and space, consider starting your own outdoor or indoor garden for a fresh supply of nutritious produce.

Simply put, stay away from heavily processed, sugary foods loaded with unwanted chemicals and maintain a physically active lifestyle for a much healthier life.

And finally, don’t underestimate your ability to enact change.  Reach out to lawmakers, including your state’s representatives in Congress, and voice your concerns about food safety regulations.  Your advocacy can make a significant difference in shaping a healthier future for yourself and your community.

Sources for this article include:

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