Ozempic Expert Reveals How Celebs Are Secretly Using OZEMPIC...

[@TheDiaryOfACEOClips]

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[@factmanamerican882]

The problem I have with Oprah is she LIED about it. I'm fine with her taking whatever she wants, BUT she is the owner of Weight Watchers and claims that was her key to success. So she made lots of MONEY on her LIES. Deceived those struggling with the same issues. That's why I lost respect for Oprah. AGAIN, don't care she took the drugs and good for her for achieving her weight loss goal. BUT THE LIES. Also, since Oprah ended her show, she has more and more over the years become racist. It's really shameful. THAT is far more of a problem to me than the way she looses weight.

[@cathymanship7794]

By far the best take on this topic I've seen yet. Remember who the real enemy is. It's not each other, but the messed up food systems that made us sick and fat.

[@mattdonlan7745]

My problem isn't with people's weight, it's with the fact that the food industry is allowed to sell food they know will make us sick and has zero health benefits (many under the guise of "health food"), all so big pharma can sell us a cure to the poison. The food industry needs to be regulated and held responsible in the same way cigarette companies were in the 1980s.

[@stephanieo7373]

My husband and I went on vacation with another couple. The husband was very overweight. We were shocked and disgusted at how much abuse he took from total strangers who felt totally fine about making blatant comments, acting irritated, etc. I can't imagine being so rude and so cruel, but apparently there are a LOT of people that feel free to critique others for their weight.

[@JustMe-ks8qc]

I take Ozempic for T2 diabetes, and as a happy side effect I lost 15% of my body weight in 3 months. This took a lot of pressure off my hips and knees, allowing me to walk much further and with considerably less pain. I am no longer losing weight, but my body is getting stronger, and without that kick start from Ozempic, my health wouldn't be improving. After my next test results, I expect to have turned the diabetes diagnosis around and not need Ozempic any more, and my health will continue to improve even without it- but I'm so happy it was there at the start.

[@dianelipson5420]

But you are in the only group who needs it. No one should be taking that drug away from the people who need it. No one should take that drug over looks.

[@JustMe-ks8qc]

@@dianelipson5420 Agreed, although I was only just over the threshold for a diabetes diagnosis. That said, I've always struggled with my weight, especially post menopause and with some mobility issues, so it really was a double bonus for me. That extra weight was going nowhere without the ozempic. I do wonder if, instead of giving it to people who want it but don't need it and for however long they want it, the consider giving it pre-emptively to people who are dangerously overweight for a fixed 3 month period. If they don't lose weight in 3 months, then they are working REALLY hard to keep the weight on. That could give them the kick start they need to continue to lose the weight in a healthy way after the three months, avoiding the expense and dangers of batiatric surgery. Maybe ozempic should be refined a little more first though, because this potential (albeit unlikely) side effects would be very dangerous for somebody who was already very unhealthy. Just thinking out loud.

[@ForZBirds]

My spouse is diabetic & on ozempic ( along with other medications such as insulin) but he’s also recovering from a brain aneurysm that required him to learn everything from movement to speech. The bottom line is he’s not losing weight but needs the ozempic to assist his diabetes management & he does catch crap because he isn’t slimming down, we’re concentrating on improving his ability to move & to think. I am afraid he may be harmed by side effects of ozempic without those benefits. And yes people do mutter negative things under their breath, but they don’t know what he has had to relearn just to get to where he’s now. He will always have memory loss, hearing loss, lameness in one leg, & accelerated aging that comes with the side effects of being diabetic for over 45 years. It would be nice if ozempic made him slim down but not if it damages what little neurological ability he currently has.

[@BlackStump172]

Diabetics are the ones that should be taking these and sadly it is difficult to access here because of all these “ losers “ .

[@okay5045]

Please stop being an apologist for Oprah. No one has made more money off of the weight loss industry either.

[@Elle44289]

Additionally, because she is evil 😅

[@BlackStump172]

Some people give their lives over to evil . She is one of many like Meghan , Heard , Jolie , Tiegan and many others . They are not all female .

[@benjaminscott3983]

I guess Weight Watchers did not work for her (and most people). Just take a drug; it’ll be fine.

[@lajeanette33]

You make a great point!

[@KayMaria40]

@@Elle44289 Evil is a very strong word to throw around.

[@algernon2005]

People were angry when someone who told them " love your body" bodypositive bla bla, suddenly losing lots of weight with help of meds

[@Ouldoll1016]

It’s not the sin of using ozempic, I’m not jealous of people losing weight. I’m not cross at Oprah. What I am cross at is that only wealthy people can use it. A lot of overweight people are just ordinary people with ordinary jobs and it would be lovely to have a quick fix.

[@nadzswa9396]

I agree with you

[@Poecilia1963]

There is - a ketogenic diet. It's pretty simple and there aren't any of the sometimes quite serious side effects of these drugs.

[@susanhoneycutt5610]

What I am cross at is that rich people are getting it and are keeping prices artificially high - which means diabetics who need these drugs to control blood sugar cannot get them.

[@Poecilia1963]

@@susanhoneycutt5610 That' a problem, though it would be nice if more doctors were offering a therapeutic ketogenic diet as an alternative to medications for diabetics (not for everyone of course but it works for so many).

[@Maerahn]

And also that, when these rich celebrities buy up all the stocks of Ozempic for their easy route to weight loss, they create shortages of that drug for those whose *actual lives* depend on them being able to have that drug. Suddenly they're having to find alternative sources when their supplies run out, and panicking that they won't get them renewed in time - except, for them, it's not just so they can look great for their career and social media, it's a literal *matter of life and death.*

[@lfsgrat]

I've lost 70# by changing when and what I eat. NO DRUGS NEEDED!

[@JohnnySoCal]

I lost 10 pounds in 6 weeks by changing my mindset on what I eat and earning the discipline to exercise regularly.

[@dorota.wies2024]

Great job! 👍💪

[@thatokukama7264]

I agree, eat less processed foods, sugar and carbohydrates. Eating more whole foods like nature intended

[@delianageo]

That’s lovely and I am happy for you but not everyone’s body has the healthy metabolism to be able to do that.

[@AngelMarie1993]

Me too, I found out I was pre-diabetic and I completely changed the way I eat and exercise. I’m doing great. No medicine!

[@wkgeneralwkgeneral527]

you are totally wrong about the anger - it's not because they lost weigh, it's because they lied about HOW they achieved it. Real people lose weight over a period of time and you can see the progression of weigh loss over time. There's no way someone disappears for two months and comes out looking skinny without some sort of help. We wouldn't be angry if they just admitted outright that they used a medication. There's nothing wrong with that at all. .... You put Oprah on a pedestal but she didn't admit to taking Ozympic until after people started accusing her of it.

[@Bizhead3]

Like everything else “they” do. 70K on a face lift, hair extensions, injections, on and on.. and yet it’s their skin care line or just an extra glass of water that they tout.😅

[@rachellesawyer6523]

Well said I wholeheartedly agree

[@jillmartin5734]

Exact, it’s the lying & the gaslighting, how they think so called regular people will fall for it, then go and buy whatever miracle they are touting to lose weight, and they are doing the exact opposite.

[@jillmartin5734]

Sharon Osborne has turned herself into a very frail 80 year old with ozempic , it’s so aging for older women, Ozzie is right she looks like Nancy Reagan now..

[@susanhoneycutt5610]

Worse with Oprah, she was on the board of Weight Watchers. Only after she was forced to come out about the Ozempic did she resign from WW. What a farce.

[@deborahlasorda3767]

I know someone that has lost 50+ pounds since starting this drug. She is more active, more social. She is excited to get her new clothes. I don’t have the words to express the obvious joy she is feeling, compared to where she was. I have no judgment about her or this drug. I can only speak about what I have seen with her.

[@SheLoves2Learn111]

Gross, this segment made me realize that hearing admiration for Oprah triggers me. It’s my opinion that she’s the most overrated person in the world.

[@rachellesawyer6523]

Yes I agree and what she said on that special was not moving Whilst a weight watchers ambassador and I think board member she was taking one of these drugs and was only honest about it when people started commenting that they thought she was doing it

[@jo_overjoyeod]

having learnt more about the side effects of this drug, unless you are clinically diabetic, it’s quite a sacrifice to your long term health to introduce this into your routine

[@taliaeve969]

Long term obesity is worse

[@badsass]

There is absolutely no way that these weight loss drugs are not going to have a long term effect on organs.

[@pandorajj]

For sure

[@andreahl1825]

what about the terrible side effects if this drug that is causing paralisis of your stomac!!?? severe nausea, damage of your pancreas, 50- 60% of the total weight loss is your own muscle mass that is long term causing insulin resistance, can cause even thyroid cancer, etc etc!!!!

[@amymccall5263]

He talks a lot about the side effects and lists 12. This is just a teeny tiny part of the interview, which was so fascinating.

[@livingintheforest3963]

EXACTLY!!!

[@rachellesawyer6523]

I agree

[@susanhoneycutt5610]

Watch the entire interview. This is a short clip. The entire interview is very balanced.

[@jillipepper5353]

Oprah has found so many “ amazing” weight loss programs over the years , lost weight, gained and more.

[@Medical-anesthesia23]

Yes, it's true. I was very vocal about my healthy lifestyle at work, which attracted a lot of envy. However, I always politely advised those who needed to lose some weight or reduce their carb intake. The food industry indeed tends to overdose on sugar and salt. The public is becoming more educated, though. It's merely a problem of information and knowledge. But when this mixes with human nature, which tends to self-deception, and an industry prone to deception, the outcome is not good for the majority of us.

[@karyncremeens9376]

I don’t begrudge people choosing to use Ozempic - but don’t lie about it.

[@rachellesawyer6523]

Also you see a celebrity who has lost a significant amount of weight quickly you can't help feeling well they have access to super expensive personal trainer, chef, can afford services the average person can't and they often don't share the whole story of their change

[@laurafuller8528]

Pregnenolone (100 mg) and creatine (2-3 grams)has been helping me keep good body composition in my 50’s. Plus exercise, of course.

[@barbarakloise6790]

I just dropped 60 pounds the hard way......not fun. I can't afford Ozempic now I'm retired. These stars can afford it many can't. But I wouldn't take it anyway too worried at 66 to chance it.

[@smartin5534]

Here's where I see a constant disconnect for people that have a lot of weight to lose. The term "starved" is thrown around very liberally and loosely. "She starved herself." "He starved himself." "They lost weight by starving and no one should ever starve." Ok, hunger and hunger pangs (or pains) are annoying, but they ARE NOT starving. There is real and actual starvation in the world and some obese person missing a meal and a snack before bed is not starving. They're hungry. And being hungry is a beautiful thing when you are trying to lose weight.

[@NewYearOldMe]

Beem taking it for 3 weeks, i dont have any weird simptoms nor have i lost a lot of weight. My glicemic index has gone down tho

[@sebastiandavid2546]

I don't agree with where this guy is coming from. The reason people are disappointed when people lose weight using drugs is because we admire and seek inspiration in people with the ability to bring about any kind of positive change in their lives via intrinsic agency. It's a let down and further confirmation that our willpower is insufficient when our idols and stars can't make it on their own even with their resources. If they can't, how's the average person supposed to? Makes us feel hopeless and then we project that frustration onto them.

[@olivepostma6874]

People need to learn how to cook & stop eating crap & start walking, simple. Train your brain stop being lazy, crap food gives you mental health.

[@Xoulrath_]

Please explain to me how it's simple for someone in a poor area to get the necessary education required to understand health, much less implement healthy practices on a daily basis in a food desert? You claim that it's simple. You claim that people are being lazy. You clearly don't know as much about the ingredients in our food, and how it is made as you seem to suggest, with stupid statements like that.

[@Gettingitreal]

Pretty sure Oprah tried healthy food and walking. Only 10% of ppl who diet are successful.

[@Poecilia1963]

I don't understand why you would take a drug with known serious potential side effects (not to mention that we don't know the long-term effects), when you could just eat a ketogenic diet, which, like ozempic, kills cravings. But naturally. I'm starting to get "opioid epidemic" vibes, doctors were told they were safe and look what happened.

[@pandorajj]

Exactly 💯 this is so much like oxi crisis.. disaster

[@beckee6282]

Ozempic is not all bad. I think if you’re just using it for vanity reasons and because you’re too lazy to actually try, that’s different. But for certain people, my mother for example, have struggled with hormonal issues and addiction they’re whole lives. Some people really benefit from it. Doesn’t change the potential side effects, but I think as long as you have a reputable doctor and they understand the risks, it’s not a terrible thing. Nothing is better than actually eating healthier and working out of course, but some people genuinely have issues that make that difficult. As someone who lost over 30 pounds on my own, it’s a lot easier said than done. A lot of people lack the will power and if their health is affected severely (obesity) I think it’s okay to be open about alternatives such a ozempic. It’s still not a magic pill, it comes with complications too

[@pamelacox540]

Oprah has a weight loss business not involving Ozempic. Failed to lose weight using her weight loss business she is selling to the poors and then went on Ozempic not available to the poors. That’s why people are giving Oprah grief.

[@amymccall5263]

I’m naturally thin and 43, this interview shouldn’t interest me at all but this interview was FASCINATING! My heart goes out to everyone struggling with their weight and hope everyone who wants to finds something that works for them.

[@victorygardener379]

Just like Big Sugar lied about meat and dairy and cholesterol in the 80’s

[@cecibee3495]

Much of the negative reaction comes from people being reminded that thin in the USA, UK, etc. equals privilege, probably.

[@BlackStump172]

Re Adele , people were angry because she lied to everyone , as she supposedly was happy and celebrated her size . She even used foul language in relation to those who thought she should lose weight . What is wrong with this pair on here , who must know who and what Oprah is .

[@NoGMOGod]

I love how people have convinced themselves of their own lies. The rest of us are not being fooled.

[@Wizzy678]

And why are u so much worried about what other ppl are doing

[@NoGMOGod]

@@Wizzy678 You are here too. Lol worried about what I said.?

[@johannaj2009]

Carnivore diet 👊🏼🥩, less than 20g carbs/day and fasted 🤐 workouts in the morning💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 (if you want to look like a predator you have to eat, rest and move like a predator)

[@RM-rt2zq]

I’m in my late 60s and when I was a child all these fast food restaurants didn’t exist…..eating out very other month was a treat……we stopped to eat meals. And obese people were very rare. Now people are raising obese children which is cruel. Sugar is our enemy!

[@rawforhealthr.7640]

Oprah should be no one’s role model.

[@Daywalker222]

Jesse Plemons, Tom Burke, I see you!😆

[@StJane]

I did feel like I was cheating taking a statin. It was a lifestyle problem and I wanted to fix it myself. So I did 😅

[@okay5045]

When the hunger is in your head ozempic et al doesn't work you can overeat it and do damage to yourself.

[@claire-christmas-august73]

6:36 those two ladies often mentioned they’d never change. they love their size and loved being themselves. that’s what let people down.! they lied.! we don’t like liars.! ✌🏻🌏🇦🇺🤘🏻

[@Xoulrath_]

They lied to themselves before they ever lied to you. Very few people actually want to be grossly overweight, which both of those ladies were. Anything that they said was them coping with something that they felt had defeated them already. But please, get pissed off for others getting healthy. 🙄

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

I think people have to relearn how to eat. What normal portions are.

[@MM-eb6ef]

Oprah is your friend??? You said the quiet part out loud 😱

[@andrewbowen6875]

Gluttony is horrible though and those people eating their way through mountains of food is thoroughly horrible imo

[@leoniemary3850]

The slim actresses/artists/singers using this medication to become super, super skinny are going to soon pay for it health wise & ageing wise. If this option is left for those who are obese only it would be less criticised. Secondly, it’s only for the wealthy…completely unaffordable for most people…weight loss was an equaliser once, if you wanted to achieve weight loss, no matter who you were, you had to do the hard journey, the hard work.

[@rachellesawyer6523]

I don't understand why Johann took ozempic for research - that was not necessary to research for a book - he was not clinically obese and what he has done writing this book does not qualify him as an expert

[@dcbsmt]

The Adele anger came from the "fat positivity" crowd. A very sick trend imo.

[@Carte-Blanche-NZ]

DOAC who are these ‘people’ that do t like celebrities losing weight. I think a small number of people have big mouths and are the squeaking wheel. The rest of the viewers either have no opinion or are very positive.

[@phylenejanousek2740]

Thyroid cancer ??

[@Carte-Blanche-NZ]

Mate, Oprah is no one’s friend. She must want you to do something for her.

[@benjaminscott3983]

I know people make mistakes, but this guy bugs me; he took ozempic to lose weight but now he doesn’t want you to take it. Follow what I say not what I’ve done.

[@andrewbowen6875]

Don’t know about Oprah. I mean she looks great but she was good friends with Weinstein right

[@glenncheatham1320]

They think we are all stupid to HOW they, suddenly, are skinny!😡🙄

[@SilasBeau123]

I wish you had talked about the cost. It seems that this medication is only for the rich.

[@n.davies1672]

Well, time will telling us the truth....

[@GoldenRose-r7q]

You don't need to keep swearing.

[@DeeDerry]

Oh please Oprah has been on it for years...AND its been available for years 🙄

[@lafenomenologa]

Pancreatitis is a common result og loosing too much weight in a short period of time.. what ever the method

[@barbarakloise6790]

Oprah has the money to eat fight and pay someone to cook for her. She has really no excuse to me. I got no use for Oprah anyway. But Lance cheated in a contest and cheated for fame and money and glory. Not the same thing!

[@NotArtic]

I so study it damige stomack

[@jacquelinerobinson6236]

Oprah... A model for good behaviour.... Pull the other one.

[@SmarkySmarkz]

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[@truthpluslove]

Ho please mind your language