By: Dr. Terry Ann Scott
Why TATHS Advocates for the National Diabetes Prevention Program Over Medications
In recent times, weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound have gained immense popularity, often spotlighted through numerous success stories across social media. However, the darker side of these medications has surfaced through troubling reports of severe side effects, including gastroparesis, gastrointestinal illness, and even suicidal thoughts.
Dr. Scott, CEO and Director of TAT Health Solution (TATHS), has long been skeptical about these drugs. Their recent surge in popularity and the accompanying adverse reports only solidify TATHS’s stance against relying on medication for weight loss and diabetes prevention. Dr. Scott’s apprehension about these drugs reflects a commitment to holistic health approaches, favoring lifestyle modifications over pharmaceutical solutions.
A major proponent of the National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP), Dr. Scott believes in its comprehensive strategy to combat type 2 diabetes through exercise, diet, and sustained weight loss. TATHS’s advocacy for the NDPP stems from its effectiveness and lack of adverse effects, contrasting sharply with the complications linked to weight-loss drugs.
Dr. Scott expresses deep sympathy for those who have suffered due to these medications, emphasizing that while drugs might offer a shortcut, they cannot replace the fundamental benefits of physical activity and healthy eating. These traditional methods of managing health might require more effort and commitment, but their benefits are profound and long-lasting, without the risks associated with medication.
The success stories within TATHS speak for themselves. Many participants, initially dependent on medications, have seen significant health improvements, reducing or even eliminating the need for drugs through active participation in the NDPP. These cases highlight the program’s effectiveness and its role in fostering long-term health and wellness.
Dr. Scott urges those at risk of pre-diabetes or managing diabetes to consider programs like the NDPP. The evidence-based approach of NDPP, which has no side effects, provides a secure and efficient pathway to health while highlighting the fact that medication alone cannot bring about true wellness.
In conclusion, while weight-loss drugs continue to be a topic of discussion, TATHS and Dr. Scott advocate for a return to the basics of health management: exercise, diet, and lifestyle changes. For those looking to make a real change in their health, the NDPP offers a proven, safe, and effective path.
Article: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/weight-loss-medications-may-help-213827550.html
Are you or someone you know at risk for pre-diabetes? Examine the risk-free, holistic approach that initiatives like the NDPP offer. Join the journey towards health and wellness, free from the worries of medication side effects. It’s time to take control of your health, naturally and effectively.
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