> if you're not planning to take it for the rest of your life, there's no point I'm at the age where I'm attending a ton of weddings, and many of the brides an

> if you're not planning to take it for the rest of your life, there's no point I'm at the age where I'm attending a ton of weddings, and many of the brides and grooms go on Ozempic for a few months before the wedding, fully acknowledging they'll probably gain all the weight back afterward (despite their best efforts to keep it off!) The weight loss may not be permanent, but it's a day where most people are probably photographed and recorded more than any other day in their lives, and those captured images are indeed pregnant. The added stress and hectic nature of planning a large wedding makes it quite difficult to diet, exercise, and lose weight the natural way as well (I imagine).