'Ozempic sober’: Study finds GLP-1 medications might change how our bodies handle alcohol, make us feel 'less drunk'
New research suggests GLP-1 medications like Ozempic may alter alcohol absorption, leading to a "Ozempic sober" effect where intoxication is dulled. A pilot study indicated slower BAC rise and lower reported drunkenness in users. Further trials show semaglutide reduced alcohol cravings and heavy drinking days, hinting at potential AUD treatment applications.
New research suggests GLP-1 medications like Ozempic may alter alcohol absorption, leading to a "Ozempic sober" effect where intoxication is dulled. A pilot study indicated slower BAC rise and lower reported drunkenness in users. Further trials show semaglutide reduced alcohol cravings and heavy drinking days, hinting at potential AUD treatment applications.
