Aussie celebrity shares the shockingly simple way A-listers are getting their hands on Ozempic prescriptions

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As an ardent follower of the glamorous world of Australian celebrities, I find myself both intrigued and somewhat disheartened by this latest revelation. The ease with which some stars seem to be obtaining weight loss drugs like Ozempic is nothing short of astounding.

An Australian celebrity has revealed the very simple way stars are getting weight loss drugs.

During a chat on her “Saucy Secrets” session on Instagram, Daily Mail Australia columnist Jana Hocking shared an unidentified social media user’s claim about a well-known celebrity who has been disclosing a convenient health tip that can be done without needing to visit a doctor in person.

At a recent gathering, the attendee remembered hearing a renowned celebrity revealing a secret tip to others present.

At a recent gathering, a famous personality posted a link for a Telehealth service that provides Ozempic prescriptions without requiring a video consultation.

She advised her friends to provide their information, exaggerate their weight or height, and make a brief phone call with a doctor. The total cost would be around $400.

Jana acknowledged that she was familiar with the method, stating: ‘I’ve also heard that this is how some individuals are obtaining their prescriptions.’

The new wave of extreme weight loss has hit Australia’s celebrity scene.

Additionally, although numerous celebrities in Hollywood have publicly acknowledged their use of the weight loss medication Ozempic, a number of Australian celebrities firmly maintain that they’ve lost weight naturally, without relying on any external aid.

Stars such as Roxy Jacenko, Ajay Rochester, and Rebel Wilson have openly acknowledged using this substance at certain points in their lives, whereas many others who have undergone significant physical changes assert that they achieved their transformations through traditional methods.

Jackie O’ Henderson, Chrissie Swan, Tones and I, Osher Günsberg, and Fifi Box have all emphatically stated that they haven’t achieved their recent weight losses through rigorous dieting or exercising.

Ozempic and its related medication, Wegovy, function by decreasing blood sugar levels and reducing the amount of glucose produced in the liver.

It spurs on weight loss by mimicking the actions of GLP-1, or glucagon-like peptide-1, a hormone in the brain that regulates appetite and feelings of satiety.

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2024-09-24 05:35