Dr Bickman added: “While muscle and bone mass might never return, the body has no trouble regaining fat mass.
“What’s more, one study found that one version of these drugs, actually stimulates the production of new fat cells.”
He continued: “This becomes a problem because when a person start to regain fat mass after stopping Ozempic, with more fat cells comes a greater potential to gain more fat.
“As a result, even though a person may still weight less than they did before starting the drug, they may be fatter, with a higher percentage of body fat.”
One thing we should all be aware of is that Ozempic, as well as other weight loss drugs, aren’t a magic bullet.
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