Imagine weight loss made easy… No, not with diet pills, GLP-1 jabs, not even with liposuction, or any risky surgeries. Wait, we’re not talking about some extremely strict diet, or exhausting yourself in the gym,

Ozempic and other GLP-1 weight-loss medications are seeing explosive growth in popularity, but they’re also facing billions of dollars in lawsuits and growing concerns about long-term safety. Human Performance Coach and Transformation Specialist Coach Chris is in the house to break down what these medications really do,

Taking meds to lose weight has been surging among Americans. While these drugs are safe, they have one drawback, they can also cause muscle mass loss.

The weight loss injectable Ozempic has faced several lawsuits in 2025 from people who had a negative experience with the semaglutide.

A host of women have complained that they are experiencing 'Ozempic vulva' after taking weight loss drugs to shed the pounds.

Tennis star Serena Williams' candor about her GLP-1 use may help dispel the pesky health inaccuracy that weight loss is a simple matter of exercise.

New studies found that Americans with type 2 diabetes who are taking GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro could face an increased risk of rare eye conditions.

Know about Ozempic Vulva, a lesser-known side effect of popular weight-loss drugs, and what women need to know for safe and informed weight management.

"When I am lying in bed waiting for an acute flare-up of nausea to subside, I feel so depressed that I can’t help wondering if I can continue to live this way."