Thinking of stopping weight loss injections? 6 dangers you need to know

An article on Channel 14 warns of the dangers of stopping weight loss injections like Ozempic. The headline promises '6 dangers', but the body does not explicitly list them. Risks mentioned include weight regain, cardiovascular harm, and mental health impact. Experts recommend consulting a doctor before stopping.

An article by Yael Anker on Channel 14 warns of the dangers of stopping popular weight loss injections like Ozempic. The headline promises '6 dangers', but the body does not explicitly list them. The article cites studies showing that patients who stopped semaglutide regained about two-thirds of the weight they lost within a year, along with a return of intense appetite, deterioration in health indicators such as blood sugar and blood pressure, and loss of cardiovascular protection. Possible mental health harm due to a sense of failure is also mentioned. Experts emphasize that treatment should not be stopped independently and that a doctor should be consulted. The article concludes with a recommendation to adopt healthy eating and lifestyle habits before stopping the medication.