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Ron DeSantis Vows To Veto Florida Bill That Would Help Trump
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Bro, what the fuck is up with Trump's face? Has his makeup gotten even worse?
I think he's on Ozempic, so he's basically starving to death slowly.
Being satisfied with small meals isn't "starving to death slowly". If you're not an Olympic athlete or marathon runner, you can survive on 1800-2400 calories a day just fine.
I'm talking about what it physiologically does to your body, but thanks for being ignorant.
Pls elaborate, this seems interesting.
It's been all over the news lately, but this is the first result that still talked about the mechanism a little: https://www.oswalddigestiveclinic.com/semaglutide-ozempic-5-possible-gut-issues-and-why-it-happens
It indirectly slows your guts down because it's one of the signals in digestion. To the point where few are having gut paralysis. In general, if someone is struggling with it, it's because they don't get hungry at a normal pace and eating more feels like gagging it down ontop of their previous meal. Nice when you need to shed a few pounds, but annoying to maintain a weight if it's not even worse. Not that everyone struggles on it, it's just the downsides suuuck if they apply.
Not in the news where I am.
Ty for answer.