Would you risk going blind to be thin?

Would you risk going blind to be thin?

It’s an odd question, to be sure. But the people who have experienced optic neuritis and have therefore gone blind did not know that they were making this wager when they began taking the absurdly popular GLP-1 agonist agents to lose weight. As of September,...
Lose muscle, lose life

Lose muscle, lose life

The profound and longstanding blunders inflicted on the public by obesogenic conventional dietary advice has caused Americans to engage in all sorts of efforts to lose weight—awful, perverse, sometimes dangerous methods to lose weight. Remember the high-protein liquid...
Does it end at “Ozempic face”?

Does it end at “Ozempic face”?

Surely you’ve heard of this widespread phenomenon of “Ozempic face,” the appearance of deep wrinkles, sagging skin, and accelerated aging of the face that occurs with use of the GLP-1 agonist drugs to lose weight. Of course, the effect is not unique...