Has anyone tried either of these?
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@Wave has tried both I think.
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Yes thanks @everhopeful
I was on Ozempic and now I’m on Mounjaro.
Both are great drugs used for diabetes and weight loss.
I may go back to Ozempic because it is a bit safer than Mounjaro with less side effects.
Both of these drugs are really hard on your kidneys.
You have to drink plenty of water while taking these drugs.
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less side effects
How have they been? Do you mind if I ask you how much you’ve lost?
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Altogether about 27 pounds
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Wow that’s great! Congrats!
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Thanks! 1555544
I do the weight loss with salats, raw fruits and oats and protein powder.
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I’ve gone pretty wild with some really restrictive diets. I always plateau when I hit a certain weight.
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I just spoke to my bariatric doctor.
I’m stopping the Mounjaro immediately
It’s making me feel sick even at a lower dose.
Most likely I’ll restart the Ozempic in 2 weeks when I see her.
These meds are not without side effects
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Hi, I was on Ozempic till it was no longer available in Australia. I wasn’t on it that long but lost about 6.kgs. Ate less because I was really scared of throwing up which is a side effect. It made me feel really uncomfortable in my stomach. I would go on it again to lose more weight as it’s the only thing that really worked for me. I am loosely doing 16/8 fasting and haven’t put the weight back on since stopping Ozempic. Mounjaro and Ozempic are not available in Australia…guess we are the Outback that’s why 
. Hippo
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Nice job keeping it off! Why did they discontinue it in Australia?
They ran out of supply because everyone was using it for weight loss. I am diabetic so I needed it as a medication but they didn’t seem to prioritize the sick first.
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My sister has, and she has lost 15 pounds in like 3 months.
When we eat together she only has normal size portions where the rest of us heap our plates full. So it does work.
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I can imagine how annoying that must be.