In his journey towards healthy living, renowned Ugandan creative Benon Mugumbya settled on Ozempic around 2019. Then, he states, a single pen cost about USD 800, and while visiting the USA, he purchased 3 of them.In a chat with Cza, Benon Mugumbya reveals that Ozempic indeed helped him lose weight – but not for long!When he ran out of the Ozempic supplies, Mugumbya, a strong believer in Science, remembers bulking up even bigger than he had been before.He has since dropped Ozempic and altered his lifestyle to include a more intentional diet and gym plan, something that has put him in better physical shape.From his experience, the Swangz Avenue boss advises that Ozempic only be used as a kickstarter to a but not a lifelong plan.Around 2019, I tried everything. I used Ozempic before it became a global big deal. I went to the USA and purchased 3 Ozempic pens. They were very expensive then; each pen cost about USD 800.It works, but when I ran out of the pens, my body revolted. That’s the issue with Ozempic. It’s a good tool, but it has to be used as a kickstarter for you to start going to the gym so that it becomes part of your lifestyle, so that when you get off it, your lifestyle rotates around the gym.But don’t think it’s a silver bullet that fixes everything. It doesn’t work that way. I found out the hard way. Above it all, the lifestyle has to change.The post Benon Mugumbya shares lessons from his $2,400 Ozempic experience in 2019 appeared first on MBU.