Olivia Brown Facebook ad: “My Therapist Said My Body Keeps the Score. She Didn't…”

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981903047889485

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Facebook, Instagram and Threads

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Hair Care

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The side effect of Ozempic that nobody is talking about loudly enough is the one staring back at you in the mirror. Your hair. It's thinning. It's shedding. Your brush looks different. Your shower drain looks different. And you're stuck in this horrible position where the drug is working for your weight but something is clearly going wrong with your hair. Rapid caloric deficit puts your body into survival mode. Hair is not essential for survival so your body deprioritises it. Follicles enter the resting phase early and start shedding in waves. This is called telogen effluvium and it affects a significant percentage of people on GLP-1 medications. It's temporary. But temporary doesn't mean it fixes itself without help. Your follicles need the building blocks to cycle back into growth. That's biotin, zinc, selenium, folic acid, and the B complex vitamins that most people aren't getting enough of, especially on a reduced appetite. Moérie packs all of it into two capsules a day. Patented beadlet technology for better absorption. Vegan. Trichologist approved. No junk. moerie.com. Your weight loss journey shouldn't cost you your hair. This helps make sure it doesn't.

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pills.moerie.com

My Therapist Said My Body Keeps the Score. She Didn't Mention It Would Show Up in My Hair.

Hair loss isn't just hair. And this is what helped.