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40% of the weight you lose on Ozempic is muscle. Not fat. Muscle. That's from the Endocrine Society. Published 2025. Not my opinion. I own a supplement company. I've spent 6 years formulating compounds for guys who lift. And when GLP-1s exploded, I started hearing the same thing over and over: "I lost 40 lbs but I look WORSE with my shirt off." Deflated. Flat. Weak. Skinny-fat. There's a clinical term for it: sarcopenic obesity. The standard advice — "eat more protein" — doesn't work when the drug kills your appetite and slows your gut to a crawl. So we took a compound bodybuilders have quietly used for years — Laxogenin, a plant sterol — and put it in a sublingual tincture. Drops under the tongue. Bypasses your stomach entirely. That matters because your GLP-1 already wrecked your gut absorption. Capsules get destroyed in there. This skips the whole problem. No hormones. No PCT. No cycling off. No interference with your prescription. Just your body actually using the protein it has — instead of cannibalizing its own muscle for fuel. One of our customers lost 47 lbs on Ozempic, watched his bench drop from 225 to 185, then got it back to 225 in 8 weeks on Androgenin. Without stopping his GLP-1. Without changing his diet or gym routine. You didn't go on Ozempic to trade fat for flab. Read his full breakdown here — it's the most honest thing you'll read about GLP-1 muscle loss: