Could be reduced appetite.
Could be that it’s hideously expensive.
I know you’re joking, but the spending went up when people stopped taking it, so the findings are pretty interesting, albeit not very surprising.
Ozempic is responsible and not broad price increases across all categories?
The drug is so powerful it’s even caused reduced grocery spending among those who do not take it. It seems all that is needed is a cousin, neighbor or anyone living within a hundred kilometer radius.
Science is baffled
Ozempic started war on Venezuela.
Do people get dietary consultation when they are prescribed ozempic? I’m not sure how the rise in yoghurt and fruit consumption would be explained by the drug alone.
It effects cravings so it could change what is craved.
I definitely am buying less food on it.
It’s almost as if just reducing grocery spend would have the same effect
It would. The point of these drugs is to reduce appetite so that you can control those spendings better.
