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What is berberine? TikTokers say it’s ‘nature’s Ozempic’ despite warnings
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June 4, 2023
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0:50Now PlayingThis might be a tough pill to swallow.
A so-called weight-loss supplement has captivated users eager to slim down for summer, but experts warn that relying on the quick-fix capsule could be dangerous.
TikTokers are obsessing over berberine, a plant-derived compound that studies suggest exhibits anti-inflammatory properties, inhibits growth of certain cancer cells and lowers cholesterol and blood pressure.
The over-the-counter supplement, dubbed “nature’s Ozempic,” supposedly helps users shed pounds, while its viral nickname piggybacks on Hollywood’s weight-loss frenzy.
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