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I’m a doctor and familiar with the mechanism of both ozempic, to the extent it is known, and fat metabolism generally. I can’t see any connection between ozempi

I’m a doctor and familiar with the mechanism of both ozempic, to the extent it is known, and fat metabolism generally. I can’t see any connection between ozempic and myelin damage except you now know fat metabolism is involved. Is there something I am missing?

tsoukase 3y ago
No worries. Myelin sheath is never catabolized for energy. It is far more valuable and protected behind solid mechanisms. The heart will stop long before. The only non-inflammatory cause of myeline damage is due to acute serum sodium changes, totally unrelated to fat metabolism. So Ozempic is pretty safe in that regard