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Eli Lilly and Company's shares were up 7% this morning on guidance that they are seriously ramping up their production capacity for their obesity and diabetes drugs, Mounjaro and Trulicity. They also increase their revenue forecast by $2B this year! We already know that diabetes drugs like Ozempic have become very mainstream and the drug companies are all making huge profits, but the question is, can the average consumer or aspiring founder benefit from this craze? The answer is yes. I've shared my POV time and time again that I think that drugs like Ozempic are going to have a massive impact on the global economy for the foreseeable future. I break down how I would approach capitalizing on the whitespace Ozempic is generating because this is truly a once in a life time opportunity. #startup #entrepreneur #ozempic #diabetes #weightloss

Daniel Welch

CFO @ Kate Farms | Strategic Growth Architect | Scaling and Building Value for Consumer Health & Wellness Brands | ex-Oura, Sonos, Morgan Stanley

2mo

This is a fantastic blueprint. There is a lot of whitespace here, and it's likely startups are going to stumble a bit until reliable trends emerge. I recently put together a slide carousel on GLP-1 impact on consumer behavior: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/danielwelch_impact-of-glp-1-usage-on-consumer-health-activity-7162893052502552576-MnZY?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Sara Wilson

Audience-first brand, content & community strategist | ex-FB & IG | Speaker, YouTube, Microsoft, McKinsey | Contributor, Harvard Business Review | Feat. in Digiday, AdWeek, Fast Co. | Creator, Digital Campfire Academy 🔥

2mo

This is SUCH incredible tactical advice. Indeed, one of the reasons Michelle Goad and I put GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic in our Brand Yearbook this year is because it represents such a massive opportunity and will be so disruptive to other consumer categories 🙌

Lea Gratch

Content Specialist

2mo

Oh yes these misused drugs are going to be paydirt for those companies mopping up all the hideous medical fallout to come

Dan Byrnes

Biology-Premed graduate seeking employment in clinical or pharmaceutical environment. Open to a variety of opportunities in the healthcare setting.

2mo

Am I wrong in assuming I don’t think the solution to curing medication side effects is with the use of more supplements? Couldn’t those “pain killer type solutions” lead to more side effects which leaves the consumer in a never ending search to alleviate symptoms?

Bob Donoghue

Employee Health & Benefits Advisor at Marsh McLennan Agency

2mo

Not to mention that the majority of weight your losing is muscle…. The human body is very intelligent and will start to adapt to only getting the low number of calories it’s receiving. People will put the weight back on. It’s all statistically proven.

Kimberly Jane L.

Building the Future of Womens Health | Award Winning Product Innovator | Brand Strategist | Functional Health Coach | Reproductive Longevity

2mo

What I’m more Interested in is solving the issues that lead people to becoming over weight. These “quick fixes” aren’t the answer. If they stop taking these drugs they’ll end up in the same situation. You have to change the relationship to food.

Kim Feccia, MBA

Product Marketing | Brand Commercialization | AI Tech | Formerly, CPG & Finance

2mo

Very interesting, where can we find your report?

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Seth Arakelian

Software Engineering Professional

2mo

Junk drugs causing more illness and plenty of profits

Very clear thinking. Loved this.

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Danny Gardner

Social Intelligence Lead @Haleon | 🥁The Drum Future 50 💡Brand Innovators 40u40 📊DataIQ 100 🔎ESOMAR Insight250 | 2023 Adweek Executive Mentee

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