By skyforbes 
From miracle drug to social media obsession the untold story of how a diabetes medication like Ozempic (semaglutide) is reshaping our relationship with food, our bodies and ourselves.
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie (But Maybe It Should)
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Your thumb hovers over the inject button. The pen feels heavier than its 18 grams should allow, completely loaded with promises whispered across 1.2 billion TikTok views.
In the bathroom’s unforgiving light you catch your reflection; not the body you have but the ghost of the body you’re chasing. The needle pricks with a tiny sting they said.
What they didn’t mention was how it would feel to voluntarily puncture your skin week after week; marking time not in calendar days but in diminishing hunger and disappearing flesh.
The nausea will hit in about six hours. You know this now. You’ve memorized the rhythm: injection, anticipation, waves of queasiness that make food repulsive. Exactly as intended; Exactly as terrifying.