Kate Moss's sister issues stark warning on popular weight-loss drug

Recently, we have seen remarkable weight loss among celebrities who have struggled with weight fluctuations. Their previous weight loss regimens combined with intense workouts did not yield results as significant as Ozempic, which was introduced to the pharmaceutical market in 2017 as an anti-diabetic drug. After four years, it began to be prescribed for people suffering from obesity with coexisting diabetes. Despite its wide availability, many celebrities still treat its use as taboo. It is important to note, however, that the drug should not be treated as a miracle weight loss cure; its use must be under a doctor's supervision.

One of the few celebrities who broke the silence is the half-sister of supermodel Kate Moss. The 26-year-old recently caused a scandal by revealing her online activities on an adult site. Now, she has shared a podcast in which she talked about the tragic effects of the Ozempic in her case.

Weighing 60 kilograms, Lottie Moss started a weight loss regimen by administering a subcutaneous injection in her leg once a week. After just the first few days, she noted a weight loss of 3 kilograms. In just 2 weeks, she lost as much as 10% of her body weight.

I have never felt sicker in my life. I was throwing up, it was awful. The first time, I took a lower dose and then increased it. It ended with me lying in bed for two days, unable to move. (...) It was madness, my lowest weight at that time was 53 kilograms. This is not a healthy weight loss within a few weeks - she confessed.

Lottie Moss very quickly experienced severe symptoms. She mentioned having a seizure caused by severe dehydration. She recalled the numbness in her face and hands as "the scariest experience she had ever gone through."

I felt so sick one day I said to my friend, 'I can't keep any water down, I can't keep any food down, no liquids, nothing. We went to ER at three in the morning, we go and see one of the nurses and she's like 'how much of a dose are you taking?' I was like however much and she was like 'oh my god, that's so not the amount you should be taking - the patient recalled.

Kate Moss's younger sister learned from doctors that the dose of Ozempic she was taking was meant for people weighing almost twice as much as she did. She shared her shocking experiences to warn others to point out their imperfections and prevent them from reaching for such radical measures. In the end, she added that she "would rather die any day than take that again".