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Ozempic looks like a miracle… until it isn’t. Bill Maher asked Jillian Michaels the question a lot of people are quietly wondering: if these weight-loss drugs are so great, why isn’t anyone talking about the downsides? Her answer was direct and data-heavy. About 50% of users feel great at first with no side effects. Then comes the inevitable plateau. Stopping the drug almost always leads to regaining most or all of the weight — often with a brutal rebound effect. She also highlighted more serious risks like stomach paralysis, intestinal blockage, pancreatitis, and kidney issues. Meanwhile, the weight-loss drug industry is growing at a 9% compound annual rate, and many doctors stay quiet because of grant money and industry influence. It’s a raw conversation that cuts through the hype. What do you think — is the Ozempic boom being oversold, or are the benefits worth the risks and lifelong commitment?

Bryce Crawford's interview with Kenneth was sponsored by his soon-to-be-launched company, Praise Energy drink, where he expains: "All of our products are prayed over before it hits our website or even offered in stores. We even have a QR code feature where you can scan our drink and put in a prayer request and within 24 hours, a physical person from our team will have prayed for your prayer."

Wow, the hiring rate in February, per the latest JOLTS report, hit the same level it did in April 2020

💥BREAKING: More vessels are moving through the Strait of Hormuz today. This is good for the global economy.