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Lose Weight Now, Ask Them How

Officially, its not available in India. Yet, Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy, the revolutionary new drugs for weight loss used by the likes of Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Hollywood stars, have become all the rage among the countrys swish set, too.

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Weight-loss drugs Ozempic, Wegovy make their way into India (illegally) Why we should be wary

Weight-loss drugs Ozempic, Wegovy make their way into India (illegally) Why we should be wary
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Hollywood s blockbuster weight loss drugs are becoming all the rage among affluent Indians

According to doctors and fitness experts, queries come in every other day from (well-heeled) patients, asking whether they can take the expensive, injectable drugs to shed those stubborn kilos. “Its coming up in conversations everywhere. Patients ask me about it all the time,” says Ambrish Mithal, chairman and head of endocrinology, Max Healthcare. There are a lot of people interested in taking Ozempic because “the weight loss is so dramatic”, says Kiran Sethi, medical director, Isya Aesthetics.

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147th Health Research Report 25 JAN 2013

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Can elevated blood sugar levels raise the risk of heart disease even if you aren t diabetic? A new study throws light | Health and Wellness News

New study finds how both men and women with prediabetes had a 30-50 per cent increased risk of developing heart disease. Not only that, women may have a higher risk of heart disease at 50 per cent. Addressing obesity, cholesterol and hypertension can put you back in the safe zone, say endocrinologists

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