10 Things You Should NEVER Do on Ozempic (Or It STOPS Working)

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Is your weight loss stuck? Eating 900 calories and freezing cold? You might be in "Zombie Mode." Here are the 10 mistakes that cause GLP-1 medications to fail—and the strategy to fix it.

Most people treat Ozempic or Mounjaro like a magic eraser, but they are actually a "window" of opportunity. If you don't fix the underlying insulin resistance and metabolic habits while the window is open, the weight WILL come back. In this video, I break down the exact protocol I use with thousands of patients to break plateaus, protect muscle mass, and transition to a sustainable maintenance plan (using microdosing) so you don't have to stay on max doses forever.




📍Chapters

0:00 Intro: 10 Mistakes That Ruin GLP-1 Results
1:38 #1: The Crash Diet Trap (Zombie Mode)
3:31 #2: Skipping Protein (The Muscle Killer)
5:01 #3: Ignoring Resistance Training
6:20 #4: Letting Movement Drop (NEAT)
7:27 #5: Assuming The Meds Do The Work
9:48 #6: Ignoring Sleep (Cortisol Spike)
11:09 #7: Eating Like You're Fixed
12:26 #8: Freestyle Dosing
13:42 #9: Ignoring Returning Hunger Signals
14:37 #10: Thinking It's Temporary (The Regain Reality)
15:42 The "Robert Protocol": Microdosing Maintenance
16:51 Recap & How to Fix Your Plateau

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