Social media users are claiming berberine, a dietary supplement, to be "nature's Ozempic." Can it be used for weight loss?

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The Cleveland Clinic also warns against buying into the “nature’s Ozempic” hype but says the supplement could also aid in ...

Berberine isn’t a specific herb but rather a bitter-tasting compound taken from the roots and stems of certain plants, including goldenseal and Phellodendron. A 2021 review and meta-analysis ...

including Rhodiola and berberine or goldenseal. People on the GOLO diet will eat regular meals from the GOLO meal plan and take one capsule with each meal for a total of three capsules per day.

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The GOLO diet is a weight loss program that focuses on consuming nutritious whole foods as well as a supplement called Release, sold by the diet maker. People on the GOLO diet are encouraged to ...