Business ProfileforOptions Medical Weight Loss

You'll lose weight but at what cost?I have been subjected to the negative personality effects of Semaglutide in my spouse practically from the moment she began the injections. Upping the dosages over time only produced further, undesirable attitude alterations. In addition to the mood changes that occur from being menopausal, she is also a 40-year, career alcoholic. Prior to getting on Semaglutide at the beginning of March 2024, she became addicted to prescription diet pills (amphetamines). While, it appears, she is no longer on dangerous Phentermine, the Semaglutide has done a hatchet job on her already hostile character and has elevated her anhedonia. She is joyless and caustic almost 100% of the time. Her narcissistic personality disorder has also become more acute. The franchise weight loss clinic she is currently frequenting, Options Medical Weight Loss, is only concerned about revenue intake (just like all those diet scheme clip joints). Nearly $4,000 a year to lose ***** pounds of weight is a poor value when calculating a cost to benefit ratio. She became psychologically addicted to the Semaglutide in rapid fashion. The clinic also sold her on expensive, and scientifically unproven, lipotropic injections. Intestinal issues continue to afflict her from both, the injectable Semaglutide and lipotropic concoctions. She guzzles Pepto Bismol like its Gatorade. She also has her stash of prescribed, anti-nausea meds. My spouse has a predisposition to addition, and the last thing she needs is another substance to be dependent upon.