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Details:Details: Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781526670144 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Age Range: Adult / General Readership Overview: Magic Pill is Johann Hari's revelatory investigation into the new weight-loss drugs, including Ozempic, reshaping bodies, minds and society. Drawing on his own year-long experience taking the drug and interviews with scientists, doctors and critics worldwide, Hari asks whether these medications are a miracle solution to the obesity crisis or a dangerous shortcut with hidden costs. Written with pace and rigour, it is essential reading for anyone curious about the science, ethics and future of weight loss. About the Book: In January 2023, Johann Hari began injecting himself weekly with Ozempic, joining millions worldwide turning to a new class of drugs that suppress appetite and trigger dramatic weight loss. In Magic Pill, he combines personal testimony with two years of global reporting, interviewing the scientists who discovered these drugs, the doctors prescribing them, and patients whose lives have been transformed - for better and sometimes for worse. Hari explores the astonishing promise of these medications: could they end the obesity epidemic, reduce heart disease and diabetes, and help us break free from compulsive eating? But he also confronts disturbing risks - reports of muscle loss, nutrient deficiency, psychological side effects, and a booming industry built on our fraught relationship with food and body image. The book digs into the history of dieting and decades of failed promises, asking why this moment feels different, and whether it truly is. Hari doesn't shy away from difficult questions: what happens when the drugs stop? Who can afford them, and who is left behind? Is treating obesity with medication a triumph of science, or a symptom of a food system engineered to make us sick? Balancing hope and caution, Magic Pill is both a personal memoir and a sweeping social investigation, giving readers the tools to think clearly about a technology already changing lives, and likely to touch almost everyone in the years ahead. Key Benefits: A gripping, personal and investigative account of the Ozempic revolution Explores the science, ethics and future of new weight-loss drugs Written by a bestselling, award-winning investigative journalist Balances hope and caution with real interviews and lived experience Perfect for readers of health, science and social-issue non-fiction About the Author: Johann Hari is a British writer and journalist, and the number one bestselling author of Chasing the Scream, Lost Connections, and Stolen Focus. His books have been translated into more than 30 languages and have sparked major discussions around addiction, depression and attention in modern life. A former columnist for The Independent, Hari now writes investigative books combining personal narrative with rigorous global reporting. Magic Pill continues his exploration of how modern life shapes our health, drawing on scientific research and firsthand testimony to challenge readers. Why You'll Love This Book: Fast-paced, deeply researched and genuinely eye-opening, Magic Pill turns a complex medical revolution into a compelling human story. If you want to understand the drugs changing how the world thinks about weight, this is essential reading. Please Note: Item pictured may vary slightly from actual UK ISBN/edition cover shown. Item ships from the UK.
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Details: Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781526670144 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Age Range: Adult / General Readership Overview: Magic Pill is Johann Hari's revelatory investigation into the new weight-loss drugs, including Ozempic, reshaping bodies, minds and society. Drawing on his own year-long experience taking the drug and interviews with scientists, doctors and critics worldwide, Hari asks whether these medications are a miracle solution to the obesity crisis or a dangerous shortcut with hidden costs. Written with pace and rigour, it is essential reading for anyone curious about the science, ethics and future of weight loss. About the Book: In January 2023, Johann Hari began injecting himself weekly with Ozempic, joining millions worldwide turning to a new class of drugs that suppress appetite and trigger dramatic weight loss. In Magic Pill, he combines personal testimony with two years of global reporting, interviewing the scientists who discovered these drugs, the doctors prescribing them, and patients whose lives have been transformed - for better and sometimes for worse. Hari explores the astonishing promise of these medications: could they end the obesity epidemic, reduce heart disease and diabetes, and help us break free from compulsive eating? But he also confronts disturbing risks - reports of muscle loss, nutrient deficiency, psychological side effects, and a booming industry built on our fraught relationship with food and body image. The book digs into the history of dieting and decades of failed promises, asking why this moment feels different, and whether it truly is. Hari doesn't shy away from difficult questions: what happens when the drugs stop? Who can afford them, and who is left behind? Is treating obesity with medication a triumph of science, or a symptom of a food system engineered to make us sick? Balancing hope and caution, Magic Pill is both a personal memoir and a sweeping social investigation, giving readers the tools to think clearly about a technology already changing lives, and likely to touch almost everyone in the years ahead. Key Benefits: A gripping, personal and investigative account of the Ozempic revolution Explores the science, ethics and future of new weight-loss drugs Written by a bestselling, award-winning investigative journalist Balances hope and caution with real interviews and lived experience Perfect for readers of health, science and social-issue non-fiction About the Author: Johann Hari is a British writer and journalist, and the number one bestselling author of Chasing the Scream, Lost Connections, and Stolen Focus. His books have been translated into more than 30 languages and have sparked major discussions around addiction, depression and attention in modern life. A former columnist for The Independent, Hari now writes investigative books combining personal narrative with rigorous global reporting. Magic Pill continues his exploration of how modern life shapes our health, drawing on scientific research and firsthand testimony to challenge readers. Why You'll Love This Book: Fast-paced, deeply researched and genuinely eye-opening, Magic Pill turns a complex medical revolution into a compelling human story. If you want to understand the drugs changing how the world thinks about weight, this is essential reading. Please Note: Item pictured may vary slightly from actual UK ISBN/edition cover shown. Item ships from the UK.
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