According to a Newsweek poll published in May, 2024, there are now 15.5 million Americans who have used or are using Ozempic, Wegovy or Saxenda, all of which are injectable “weight loss medications” that actually consists of synthesized peptides originally patterned from the venom of the Gila Monster reptile. See, “We wouldn’t have Ozempic without Gila monsters — their hunger-regulating venom inspired weight-loss drugs” from BusinessInsider.com which states:
Gila monsters’ venom has a compound in it that can regulate hunger. It’s similar to a hormone people produce in our intestines — but the lizard version is longer-acting. The find led to the development of a new class of obesity and diabetes drugs, including Ozempic.
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