1) Demand is enormous, and the incentives are weird When a therapy becomes culturally ubiquitous, markets form around it that dont look like normal pharma
It increases phosphocreatine stores , which allows for faster regeneration of ATP during repeated bouts of intense training (Kreider et al., Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research )
But most attorneys look for a meaningful period of use to establish the causal connection between the drug and the injury
Some are good and, I think, are very reputable
What many celebrity Ozempic tales leave out is the accessibility factor
Still, call your doctor if it doesnt go away, or gets worse