News · moment 10 of 17
Ozempic and the Remy Bader Binge-Eating Horror Story
from Flood The Rich | The Tim Dillon Show #331 · #331
7 min
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Tim explains how Ozempic chemically repulses users from food, then details TikTok star Remy Bader's story of stopping the drug and spiraling into ravenous binge eating.
- Ozempic creates chemical revulsion to food, making users vomit if they eat too much.
- The drug works like medications that make alcohol intolerable—it makes food look like heroin: something to avoid completely.
- The problem: food is necessary for life, but Ozempic users can only manage a bite or two before vomiting.
- Shortage of Ozempic because rich people and celebrities are taking a diabetes drug meant for people who caused their own condition.
- Rich and poor fat people are having a civil war over Ozempic as the hot new weight-loss drug.
- Plus-size model Remy Bader went on Ozempic, lost weight, then stopped taking it.
- Once you start Ozempic you cannot stop it—most of the Kardashians and Hollywood are on it, claiming lifestyle changes instead.
- After stopping Ozempic, Remy Bader started binge eating like a zombie, attacking taco trucks with ferocity she'd never experienced before.
- Taking off Ozempic is like removing glasses where food looked like excrement—suddenly everything looks edible again and hunger returns violently.
- Remy Bader became a danger to herself going around mall food courts like a ravenous animal chained in a warehouse and finally smelling steak.
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