Danger – Type 2 Diabetes Drug Continues to Wreak Havoc on Stars Who See It as a Miracle Weight Loss Cure
The uncontrolled craze for Ozempic, perceived as a magic pill by some stars who misuse this antidiabetic drug to “miraculously” lose weight, made people fear the worst. Despite warnings from the medical community, the temptation remains visibly too strong, to the point of obtaining it without a prescription. Lottie Moss, half-sister of the famous top model Kate Moss, has paid the price.
In her podcast, “Dream On,” the model admitted she got the drug without going through a doctor. “I’m not going to lie to you. I tried it. A few months ago, I was unhappy with my weight,” she confessed.
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“I had a friend who could get it for me,” she continued, explaining that “it was a doctor” but that no health precautions were taken and no tests were done. According to the 27-year-old, the amount she injected “was actually meant for people who weigh 100kg and above, and I’m in the 50kg range. It’s those little things I wish I had known before taking the medication,” Moss said.
As with any medication that is misused and administered without medical supervision, the risks are real. The half-sister(…) - 20minutes
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