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DenaliDemocrat

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20. This is a bullshit title

Reply to Wicked Blue (Original post)

Fri Jun 20, 2025, 07:11 AM

Jun 20

GLP-1 CAN cause blurry vision as changes in blood sugar can and do affect the shape of the eye lens.

There is no definitive link between eye stroke of the optic nerve and GLP-1’s.

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Popular 'miracle' weight loss drug is causing people to lose their vision, lawsuits claim [View all] Wicked Blue Jun 19 OP

Shocking SheltieLover Jun 19 #1

Has Trump been taking this stuff, reckon? House of Roberts Jun 19 #2

Willing to bet he was using it during the campaign Attilatheblond Jun 19 #3

And his eyes look so strange lately...like he's staring into nothingness. nt Trueblue Texan Jun 19 #5

That would be the dementia and the drugs Hekate Jun 20 #11

we would've noticed if he did AlexSFCA Jun 20 #13

My doctor was pissed because I wouldn't accept a weight loss drug he wanted to prescribed for me synni Jun 19 #4

Congrats on your weight loss Alice Kramden Jun 20 #8

I didnt want to take it either bedazzled Jun 20 #14

I told my new doctor straight up I would refuse to take any of these things. mucholderthandirt Jun 20 #24

This is an example of a big problem with America's Dr. T Jun 20 #17

Good for you. ananda Jun 20 #39

I did Ozempic for a year then started throwing up two days a week including a trip to the ER. yourout Jun 19 #6

Had metformin for pre-diabetes. Unpredictable diarrhea. Surprise! Norrrm Jun 20 #9

I'm taking that now angrychair Jun 20 #15

K&R for visibility Alice Kramden Jun 20 #7

I see what you did there JoseBalow Jun 20 #16

Ha! Alice Kramden Jun 20 #21

Fen-Phen comes to mind EYESORE 9001 Jun 20 #10

I wonder what the dose is Historic NY Jun 20 #12

My VA Dr. offered Ozempic BidenRocks Jun 20 #18

IF is good! So is doing low carb, watching those starches. mucholderthandirt Jun 20 #25

For some it is a miracle drug Footay Jun 20 #19

Congratulations orangecrush Jun 20 #27

Congrats. We'll ignore the haters. Jirel Jun 20 #38

This is a bullshit title DenaliDemocrat Jun 20 #20

It's a legitimate concern Alice Kramden Jun 20 #22

BS ... and they all have this disclaimer uponit7771 Jun 20 #34

NAION is rare so it is legitimate to look for answers Ritabert Jun 20 #36

YMMV phylny Jun 20 #23

It has been 11 years of keeping my weight off through Weight Watchers. ProudMNDemocrat Jun 20 #26

Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 20 #28

Enjoy your brief stay, buttplug . . . hatrack Jun 20 #29

MIRT must be on a coffee break. oh good, they are back! niyad Jun 20 #30

What flavour pizza this time? niyad Jun 20 #31

Boar's Head Fecal Pepperoni, with extra woo sauce . . . hatrack Jun 20 #33

Miracle weight loss drug: A decent diet and exercise time on the treadmill or street Prairie Gates Jun 20 #32

Well, that's one way to tackle the problem jcmaine72 Jun 20 #35

It's also commonly prescribed for diabetes NameAlreadyTaken Jun 20 #37