Jillian Michaels is fighting to get people to use Ozempic RIGHT after banning 8 friends from using it.
Jillian Michaels Disapproves Of Using Ozempic
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Fitness gurus have talked about a drug that aims to help people dealing with diabetes being misused as a weight loss drug. He revealed to PEOPLE exclusively that in his life he had to personally remove 8 people from FDA approved prescription drugs.
“I’ve taken at least eight parents of family friends off this drug,” the 48-year-old shared with the publication. He points to side effects as an important reason why he needs to help his friends and family.
“They’re having heart palpitations, they’re nauseous, they feel like s—. They feel so horrible that it drives them to reverse their type 2 diabetes.” The drug has been trending like crazy for weeks with celebrity names attached to it, along with accusations of overuse and alleged abuse.
Jillian Michaels Says There’s ‘Weight Rebound’
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The former The Biggest Loser The coach shared that one of the biggest issues he got away from using drugs, was weight gain. “Once they come off the drug, it has a rehabilitative effect.”
He elaborated, “So you get nothing. You quit drugs in a year and go backwards. You don’t learn anything. You don’t build any strength or physical endurance. You haven’t learned how to eat healthy.”
An obesity doctor was contacted by PEOPLE supporting Jillian’s claim. Dr. Ania Jastreboff, said that for the drug to continue to improve the lives of those who use it, they need to use it for a long time, or yes, they will gain weight.
Since diabetes and obesity are “chronic issues,” this would be the best way for the drug to work and keep those who use it at a healthy weight. But as Jillian mentioned the side effects can make them very sick.
Jillian Michaels Thinks Exercise Is The Best Option
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Jillian loves to exercise so, of course she believes, and science proves that it’s the best way to be healthy and manage your weight., especially when it’s something like Type II Diabetes which is usually related to lifestyle choices.
“Actually, Ozempic has some pretty significant side effects. Do your homework on it. The results don’t last, for the most part.” Jillian also talked to him TMZ on his thoughts about Ozempic and sings the same song.
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He says companies lure desperate people with the idea that “wow we can lose 15 percent of someone’s body weight, in 68 weeks.” He notes that up to 25 pounds in that time but you can lose more with diet and exercise, about 70 pounds allegedly.
Simple things like getting your 10,000 steps and getting your heart rate up maybe twice a week will be more beneficial in the long run than taking Ozempic. He insisted that if it was his body, he wouldn’t risk it. “It’s extremely dangerous and risky, and not worth it.”
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