Sure. Ozempic slows down stomach emptying, so food sits around longer in your stomach before continuing on the rest of the digestive process. That seems like

Sure. Ozempic slows down stomach emptying, so food sits around longer in your stomach before continuing on the rest of the digestive process. That seems like it could allow for some not-real-great bacteria to multiply, in an environment they're happy with. Yakult would potentially head that off / stop those bacteria from doing that.