Openly touted by celebs, described as game changers in the mainstream media, there has been a world-wide obsession with these drugs.

However, the popularity of fat-dissolving, body transforming GLP-1 weight loss drugs have been marred by their unforeseen effects harmful to health.

Over time, people frequently taking GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic, Saxenda, Wegovy, Zepbound… have developed hollowing cheeks, sagging skin and the widely-known term called "Ozempic face," associated with an accelerated aging appearance.

Worst of all, while the focus of attention was only given to the external physical effects, something terrifying was happening internally with the body. GLP-1 drugs were having damaging effects on internal organs and their related physiological functioning.

These effects include gastrointestinal intestinal disorders, extreme long-term diarrhea, severe vomiting, appetite loss, kidney damage, threats to thyroid integrity and cancer risk, vision impairment (retinopathy) due to uncontrolled fluctuations in blood sugar levels.

Further internal effects include taking control of baseline operations in the brain, brittle bones… The list goes on.

-Big Pharma basically claimed that these effects were temporary: That these attacks would only happen at the beginning of taking GLP-1 drugs. As your body changes through weight loss, you would get used to the drugs and adapt, no longer be affected…

-However, these Big Pharma claims are falling apart. Countless numbers have had their lives shattered through ill-health, caused by taking GLP-1 drugs.

As a result, the number of lawsuits, claims filed against Big Pharma weight loss manufacturers sky-rocketed. There are now some 10,000 plus lawsuit actions in progress. Take, for instance, Novo Nordisk. In their legal reckoning, they stand to pay out around $2 billion in GLP-1 damages. And it won't end there for them…

Serious systemic health concerns

More and more serious health damages come to surface. Premature, accelerated bone deterioration (hyper-accelerated aging) being one of them. There have been cases whereby young people, such as a woman in her twenties who was told by her doctor that she now has the bones of a seventy year-old due to the effects of GLP-1 drugs.

These drugs, in effect, are made to slow down digestion and digestive processes. In relation to this, one of the side-effects is stomach paralysis. The drug slows the metabolic digestive processes down to such an extent that many users experience stomach paralysis. -The digestive system stops working as it has been slowed down to the point of standstill. Hence, this could lead to starvation and malnutrition.