Ozempic, in particular, has become the hottest drug globally. Dubbed a “miracle drug” by influencers, it has sparked a frenzy on social media.
Most of us have spent a significant amount of time trying to shed off those extra kilos that have left 23 per cent of Kenyan adults overweight, but most of us have terribly failed while at it.
Kenyan content creator Kinuthia confidently shut down online trolls by showcasing his 15kg weight loss transformation and attributing it to Ozempic and spa treatments.
Ozempic has now become the go-to solution for women seeking rapid weight loss. However, this growing trend poses serious medical risks, especially for those using it without proper medical supervision
When gym routines don’t always yield results, celebrities have taken bold, personal steps, including opting for Ozempic, liposuction, to find what works for them.
Forget the gruelling gym workouts and strict diets. In Nairobi, a diabetes drug is all the rage for quick weight loss, but is it worth it?
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