EXCLUSIVE: Candice Warner reveals what she really thinks of weight loss drug Ozempic as WAG shares the secrets behind her incredible figure
EXCLUSIVE: Candice Warner reveals what she really thinks about weight loss drug Ozempic as WAG shares secrets to her incredible figure
Candice Warner has slammed weight loss drug Ozempic and insisted there are “better ways” to lose fat.
The former Ironwoman, 38, told Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday at the launch of Goody Goody Sun Drops by Boost Lab, that she could see some benefits to using the drug, but that there is a “better way to adopt a healthier lifestyle.
“I can see the benefits for some people who might have sleep apnea, or who are extremely overweight and have trouble getting that motivation going again,” she said.
“But when people are using it for the wrong reasons in order to lose weight, there are better ways to live a healthier lifestyle than injecting once a week.”
Candice continued, “There’s nothing like getting outside, getting some fresh air, and being active.”
EXCLUSIVE: Candice Warner has revealed what she really thinks about weight loss drug Ozempic as she shares the secrets to her incredible figure.
She also shared the secrets to her incredible figure, revealing that she likes to eat everything in “moderation”.
“Do everything in moderation. I’m not on a strict diet, but I like to eat well and be active,” she explained.
“I’m not afraid to have a chocolate or a glass of wine but everything is good in moderation.”
Candice also revealed that she “loves to work out and goes to the gym three days a week.”
“I also like being outside, going for walks or playing tennis. I lead an active lifestyle,” she added.
Ozempic has been a hot topic in Hollywood with stars either admitting to using the diabetes drug for weight loss or outright denying it.
Semaglutide is sold under the brand names Ozempic and Rybelsus as an antidiabetic medication used to treat type 2 diabetes.
The former Ironwoman told Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday at Boost Lab’s launch of Goody Goody Sun Drops that she could see some benefits to using the drug, but that there is a “better way to adopt a lifestyle healthier”.
It is also sold under the Wegovy brand as an anti-obesity medication for long-term weight management.
The medications act like a hormone in the brain, making people less hungry and slowing the elimination of food from the stomach, which promotes weight loss.
Ozempic and Wegovy have gained popularity since they became the first drugs proven to help with weight loss.
Celebrities like Elon Musk, Remi Bader, Chelsea Handler, and Amy Schumer have revealed that they use the drug to help lose fat.
She also shared the secrets to her incredible figure, revealing that she likes to eat everything in “moderation”.