After OzemPIC face, a side effect associated with severe weight loss due to the intake of seedlotide and other weight medications, as signs of age appear on the face, such as wrinkles as a result of losing fat and sagging skin, doctors now talk about the tongue of Ozmbeek.
Doctors now warn that the sense of taste may change significantly.
It is not only about feeling less hungry. Dr. Daniel Rosen, a obesity specialist in New York, told the Daily Mail that he saw the people who like to eat meat, who had become avoiding eating steaks and sausages, because they had a “metal” taste as a result of the use of Ozmbek.
Rosen says he also saw the opposite, as vegetarians suddenly had a desire to eat meat with their taste buds change because of medications.
The emergence of an increasing number of “Lisan Osmbeck” cases in conjunction with a recent study – the University of Arkansas in the United States, has searched how to affect weight loss drugs on people’s food options – that many users have reported consuming fewer quantities of soft drinks, repeated grains and beef.
Fruits
A decrease in the consumption of starchy vegetables, coffee, fish, seafood, nuts, eggs, fruit juice and milk was also observed.
Meanwhile, leafy fruits, vegetables and water showed a total increase in consumption.
The researchers did not reveal the reason for the occurrence of these changes, but Dr. Rosen believes that the way the brain works is related to the change of tastes, and said, “You have to remember that taste is not only in your tongue, but also in your brain.”
We know that the GLP-1 drugs reduce the effect of dopamine from food, which makes the experiment less fun, and this may be a reason for starting taste changes.
The GLB -1 drugs affect the fun of the brain that responds to food. If it is inhibited or stopped in the brain due to the GLP-1 medications, you can understand why someone says that the taste of food is different or that things are not similar in taste.
A person may also say that everything has the same taste, or that the taste of food is very dull.
Dr. Rosen says that some people who take these medications report a metal taste that is not associated with eating, so it reveals that this may be another way of the effect of “the tongue of Osmbek” on the daily dining experience.
Finally, he explains that Osmbek and other weight loss medications can cause problems emptying the stomach, including heartburn and reflux, due to its mechanism in slowing the digestion.
Tasting
The tasting change – also called “Dysgeusia” – is one of the common side effects of Ozmbek, although the product information provides only slim information about it, except that it affects more than 0.4% of people taking Osmbeck.
People who have suffered from a bad or different food taste with their pets describe their experience as follows:
- A very salty food taste.
- The taste of salads, potato chips, coffee, or dark chocolate is very bitter.
- A metal taste in the mouth when eating.
- Distorted or strange food.
- The smell or taste of disappointed sulfur.
- Changes in taste preferences; They preferred cabbage over the chicken.
- Dry mouth.
Some people have described the food taste with Osmbek as the likeness of the taste disorder they suffered when they were infected with a coffee-19, according to a report on the “Drugs” website.
In general, this effect is possible in weight loss, as some people have reported that they have abandoned their favorite foods, while others expressed concern about this.
You did not find a small study conducted in 2021, that is, the difference between Uzbek and the placebo of the delicious disorders.
Another study conducted on 30 obese women stated that the seedlotide (the active substance in Ozmbek) improved the sensitivity of the taste for all the four basic tastes (sweet, sour, salty, and bitter).
Experts are still not sure of the cause of Osmbeck’s influence on the awareness of the taste or its causes in dry mouth, but it is believed that it may change the method of genetic expression along the tissue of the tongue.
The most common side effects of Ozmbeck include stomach problems, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain and constipation. These effects tend to be light to severe.