Ozempic users say their EXES is trying to reconnect

This is an unexpected side effect of Ozempic.

Slim users of GLP-1 drugs say their EXES has begun to slide into DMS

A recent Ziphealth survey conducted a survey of 1,000 people using Ozempic, Mounjaro and other similar therapies, and found that one in five people found that the previous flame reached out to reconnect.

The survey found that women in Ozerri were more likely to experience past explosions than male users of the same drug.

Meanwhile, nearly a quarter of Ozempic users surveyed reported receiving more matching or unsolicited messages on dating apps since launching the GLP-1 program.

This influx of interest helped 10 single users to exude some pounds and enter a new romantic relationship.

The changes have led nearly half of GLP-1 users to believe that the drugs make them a “second chance” for love.

These medications help them lose weight, which also helps them get rid of shame and anxiety.

Half of the people surveyed reported feeling more confident after starting the medication, and women were 12% more likely to be more likely than men.

This confidence has expanded to every corner of their lives, including the bedrooms.

Half of GLP-1 users also find themselves more vulnerable and risky in the bedroom, with one in five exploring new sexual positions even since losing weight.

That’s because they not only look good. They feel good. Despite the weight loss, sexual desire has increased – 39% of millennials, 37% of Gen Z and 35% of Gen X.

Interestingly, men reported stronger sexual desire (40%) than women (35%), although others complained that the response was the opposite.

Some users negatively impacted their romantic relationships, with one in 10 respondents reporting that their weight loss transitions resulted in jealousy or insecurity from their partners.

However, these drugs often make people’s relationships better.

About four-fifths of GLP-1 users in relationships say they noticed an improvement in emotional intimacy with their partners.

But with all these emotional and sexual benefits, most people think they have to maintain their weight to comfort others.

One in five users believe they have to keep losing weight due to fear of judgment or losing this new discovery focus – more stressed by women (64%) and Xers (60%).

From the blindness and suffering of lifelong diarrhea to the struggle with addiction and finding love, people taking Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs see that these drugs do more than just reshape the body. They are reshaping life – for better or worse.