It’s time to address the elephant in the room - Ozempic.

We know that Ozempic will change - and is already changing - the body image landscape. There is so much noise online, in the media and in our personal lives about the so called ‘miracle’ drug - so we decided to call in the help of an expert, to clear up the myths from the facts.

Dr Giles Yeo is a professor at the University of Cambridge, whose research focuses on food intake, genetics and obesity. We got him in the studio to answer all the questions we had about Ozempic - to help us understand the science behind the drug that everyone is talking about.

You can buy Giles’ latest book Why Calories Don’t Count here

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The body image landscape is changing in front of our eyes - and we have Ozempic to blame - or thank - for that.

For the last few years - Ozempic has been the topic that has dominated the cultural conversation. Is it the silver bullet to help us with our body image or are pharmaceutical companies taking advantage of our collective desire to be thin?

In this episode we speak to a doctor who is an expert on Ozempic, a psychologist and someone who has taken the drug to dig right to the core of this thorny, controversial topic.

Is Ozempic a miracle or is it causing more damage than it’s worth? We don’t know where it’s going to end - but we know for certain that this isn’t the last we’ll hear of the drug.

Thank you to our amazing guests who feature in this episode: Dr Giles Yeo, Daniel Cooper and Phillippa Diedrichs

You can buy Giles’ latest book Why Calories Don’t Count here

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Read more about Phillippa’s work at https://www.phillippadiedrichs.com/

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You can read Dan's article 'Wegovy helped me lose three stone in three months - and ruined my life' here

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After growing up in a world that teaches us to hate our bodies - how can we come to feel at peace with, or even begin to feel positive about our bodies? And what happens when the movement that made you feel better about your body shifts to a position you no longer align with?

Stephanie Yeboah is a content creator, author and journalist - and we spoke to her as part of our exploration of the body positivity movement. It was a movement that she was closely associated with, but one that she has moved away from in recent years. In this extended edition of our conversation we find out why - and how we can move forward in dismantling fatphobia as a society.

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Pre-order Stephanie’s book Chaotic Energy: The hilarious, heartfelt, must-read romantic comedy now!

If you would like to get in touch - you can email us on shouldideletethat@gmail.com

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Should I Delete That is produced by Faye Lawrence

Music: Dex Roy

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Trailers: Sophie Richardson

Video Editor: Celia Gomez

Social Media Manager: Emma-Kirsty Fraser

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