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GLP-1 Users · Ozempic · Wegovy · Mounjaro · DEEP BREATH™ by READY

Ozempic
changed
your body.

It may have also
changed your desire.

You're not alone. With 40M+ Americans on semaglutide or tirzepatide, reduced libido and emotional disconnection are among the most commonly reported — and least discussed — side effects.

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40M+

Americans on GLP-1 agonists

IQVIA, 2024

182

Sexual adverse events reported to FDA FAERS (2024–2025)

Statistically significant p<0.0001

0

Clinically significant interactions identified in available literature

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The Science

Why this
happens.

Neurochemical Pathways

GLP-1 agonists work by increasing serotonergic activity at the 5-HT2C receptor. That same mechanism suppresses sexual desire — it's the same pathway as SSRI-induced sexual dysfunction. The effect is real. And it's rarely discussed.

Oxytocin operates on entirely different neurochemical pathways — oxytocinergic and dopaminergic. It doesn't compete with your GLP-1 medication. It complements it.

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Prescribed alongside your existing GLP-1 therapy. Your provider reviews the full picture.

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Common Questions · GLP-1 Users Ask

GLP-1
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Oxytocin operates on oxytocinergic and dopaminergic pathways, entirely separate from GLP-1 receptor mechanisms. Your DEEP BREATH™ provider will review your complete medication list during the consultation and make the final determination.

We recommend informing your prescribing physician. Your DEEP BREATH™ provider will document all current medications in your consultation intake to ensure a complete clinical picture.

In the Muin et al. 2015 clinical trial, participants reported improvements within the first weeks of use. Individual results vary. Your provider will discuss realistic expectations during your consultation.

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