Re:Ozempic Shows Anti-Aging Effects in Trial, Reversing Biol...
by tomxor on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @07:45AM
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I find it amusing that a pretty large group of people need to believe it's some kind of elixir of youth.
Did you read the abstract? It "reduces aging" in a highly selective group of people with accelerated aging from secondary effects of obesity.
> people with HIV-associated lipohypertrophy disease, a condition characterized by excess fat accumulation and accelerated cellular aging
What's next? "Ozempic shows anti-gravity effects in humans"?
Yes it makes you less hungry, no that's not a solution to the underlying issue of economically induced, nationwide shit nutrition and the enevitble overeating and health issues that ensue.. it's a dodgy crutch.
Did you read the abstract? It "reduces aging" in a highly selective group of people with accelerated aging from secondary effects of obesity.
> people with HIV-associated lipohypertrophy disease, a condition characterized by excess fat accumulation and accelerated cellular aging
What's next? "Ozempic shows anti-gravity effects in humans"?
Yes it makes you less hungry, no that's not a solution to the underlying issue of economically induced, nationwide shit nutrition and the enevitble overeating and health issues that ensue.. it's a dodgy crutch.