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By: TheJestPress.com
**Ozempic: Now Better Than Forgetting Where You Left Your Car**
In a groundbreaking development that’s sure to shake medicine and the memory-impaired alike, a new supersized study suggests that GLP-1 receptor agonists, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, may be not only your ticket out of type 2 diabetes, but also your last defense against the inevitable moment when you try unlocking your neighbor’s car with a slice of cheese, convinced it’s your key fob.
That’s right, according to researchers, these once-mysterious drugs, best known for stretching the waistband of America’s willpower, are now predicted to outshine humble metformin in preventing dementia for type 2 diabetics. The study, described as “the largest of its kind”—because why not brag about size—has experts cautiously optimistic and metformin tablets everywhere trembling in their blister packs.
“While metformin’s been quietly minding its own business and reducing blood sugar since the Middle Ages—or at least the early 90s—Ozempic and Wegovy have been glamming it up on TV commercials alongside happy, skinny people climbing stairs and flipping omelets,” said Dr. Mindy Fulgap, chief researcher and part-time crossword enthusiast. “And now, it seems, these GLP-1 drugs might be helping us remember where we left our crossword puzzles.”
Consumers eager to hold on to their memories, and maybe shed a few pounds in the process, have reportedly rushed their doctors for prescriptions—though many forgot why they were there by the time they reached the front desk.
Side effects include remembering embarrassing things you did in middle school, recognizing that you’ve already watched every show on Netflix, and starting to question whether your dog really does love you, or is just in it for the treats.
With this breakthrough, it seems the only thing Ozempic can’t do for us is erase the memory of that time we called our second grade teacher “Mom.”
By: TheJestPress.com
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