How much weight can you lose with Ozempic?

General Discussion
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Weight loss results with Ozempic (Semaglutide) can vary, but clinical trials have shown:

– Average weight loss: 5-10% of initial body weight
– Maximum weight loss: up to 15-20% of initial body weight

In clinical trials, participants taking Ozempic for weight management (Wegovy) achieved:

– Average weight loss: 10-15% of initial body weight
– Maximum weight loss: up to 20-25% of initial body weight

Individual results may vary, but Ozempic has been shown to produce significant and sustained weight loss.

Example weight loss scenarios:

– 150-pound person: 7.5-15 pounds (5-10% weight loss)
– 200-pound person: 10-20 pounds (5-10% weight loss)
– 250-pound person: 12.5-25 pounds (5-10% weight loss)

Keep in mind that weight loss results may vary, and Ozempic is most effective when combined with a healthy diet and regular exercise. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance.

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That is interesting. I have been on the fence in using these products as I try to lose weight naturally without the use of supplements.

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