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 If You're Listening Weighing up Ozempic
 Oct 8, 2025 
 The discussion dives into the intriguing history of weight-loss products, revealing a century of harmful fads and social shaming. With semaglutide, hailed as a miracle drug, it uncovers the fascinating science behind appetite suppression. The market's explosive demand raises concerns about shortages for diabetes patients. They also address the psychological toll of weight regain after stopping the drug and the hefty costs involved. Finally, the potential for semaglutide to influence not just weight but other addictive behaviors adds a captivating layer to the conversation. 
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Dangerous Early Weight-Loss Pills
- Marmola Entertainers ran radio ads pushing a secret
Shame Didn’t Solve Weight Gain
- Shaming overweight people was common but proved ineffective at producing sustained weight loss.
Our Bodies Defend A Set Weight
- The set-weight theory explains why dieting often fails due to metabolic and appetite changes.
