Bravo’s “Real Housewives Of New Jersey” Season 13 Reunion is gearing up to film and its going to be a crazy one!!
Ahead of the reunion Dolores Catania admitted to being on Ozempic.
On the Tuesday, April 4, episode of “Watch What Happens Live,” host Andy Cohen commented that the reality star, 52, was “looking thin” and asked if she was taking Ozempic, a medication that’s been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat Type 2 diabetes and can also induce weight loss. She said yes, though she later revealed she’s taking Mounjaro, another Type 2 diabetes drug that can induce weight loss, according to manufacturer Eli Lilly.
See fans react:
“There’s a woman who now is spreading incorrect information about OZEMPIC
Semaglutide the contents of an OZEMPIC injection is in a class of medications called incretin mimetics. It works by helping the pancreas release the right amount of insulin when blood sugar levels are high.
OZEMPIC IS NOT A WEIGHT LOSS DRUG AS this Twitter protested. Unless Users are using way over the prescribed dosage weight loss of abt 10 Lb is maximum expected & that’s for overweight people! By the way copay is about $500.00 for just 3 injection pens! Over $2500 w/o Medical Ins!
And over prescribed usage of OZEMPIC IS LIKELY TO CAUSE CANCEROUS THYROID TUMORS SEE WARMING BELOW:
Semaglutide injection may increase the risk that you will develop tumors of the thyroid gland, including medullary thyroid carcinoma!” – Deb
“Oh Jesus. Triggering for who? You can’t handle someone else choosing to use Ozempic to lose weight?” – Jaime
“Pure selfishness.They have to know by them using this drug for their selfish vanity reasons that they are causing a shortage for people who need the drug to keep them alive.I hope that the people like Dolores,who are already thin to begin with gains all their weight back and more” – WhoAmIToday143
“Doctors should be ashamed to be giving it too freely. Talk about prescription abuse. It’s right in line for opioid abuse, hydrocodone, oxycodone. You think you need but you really don’t.” – SheSaidWhat76
“I think it’s fine if people want to take it for weight loss. What isn’t fine is I am a type 2 diabetic & had to go off of it for 2 months b/c of lack of supply. My sugar levels had stabilized & I was actually starting to get my life back. Now every time I need a new Rx I panic.” – Amelia
“Spa’s use the generic version in a compounded pharmacy…relax people they aren’t taking it from you unless they are using the brand name and I highly doubt they are…it is just easier to say than Semaglutide/b12 injection” – ThatWokeGirl
“The fake outrage! It should be available to help ppl lose weight BEFORE they become diabetic. Wish I could find a doctor to prescribe me since they say I’m 40lbs overweight” – Roni
What are your thoughts?
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