Considering Ozempic? DON'T Be an Early Adopter [ketone keto acv gummy]

Considering Ozempic? DON'T Be an Early Adopter [ketone keto acv gummy]

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Ozempic works. That’s not the debate. But just because something works doesn’t mean you should take it. In this clip from Fact or Fiction: The Fitness Fads of 2025, Justin and I break down why we’re both saying no to Ozempic as a fat loss solution. Yes, it’s effective. Yes, it can help people in real need. But for the average person? We’re playing with a drug that alters appetite, hormones, and digestion—and the long-term effects aren’t fully understood. You don’t need a prescription to eat well, lift heavy, sleep deeply, and build a body that actually holds up over time - without the risk of long-term side effects. SPONSORS: - Take control of your drinking with medication-assisted treatment from Oar Health: ⁠- Boost your performance and recovery with Momentous Supplements—get 20% off with code "STRENGTH": ⁠ SUBSCRIBE & SUPPORT - Apple Podcasts: ⁠- Spotify Podcasts: ⁠- - Visit our website: ⁠www.soberstrength.com⁠ EPISODES YOU MIGHT ENJOY - Are Today’s Kids More Addicted Than Ever? | Chris Herren, NBA Star & Recovery Advocate: - How to Eat to Drink Less Alcohol | Dr. Brooke Scheller: ⁠- Social Media Addiction - 5 Statistics That Should SCARE You: Life is short, and it moves fast. This show will help you make the most of it. Running Free is a weekly podcast about turning down the noise, living with intention, and breaking free from the habits, distractions, and mindsets that hold us back. Hosted by veteran and mental health advocate Jesse Carrajat, each episode curiously explores what it means to live fully—through honest conversations with thinkers, creators, and everyday people who will teach and inspire us to trade distraction for depth, and frivolousness for healthy, long, meaningful lives. Stop chasing. Start Running FREE.