The Irish Sun
I lost half my weight on fat jabs but now people say I 'look sick, sad & scary'
AMY Kane, 35, may have lost half her weight on fat jabs, but now, she’s found herself at the center of a barrage of abuse from nasty trolls. The mum…
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TikTok Creator's "Ozempic Body" Video Fuels Heated Debate on Weight Loss Drugs
"Ozempic Body" TikTok Sparks Wide Debate on Weight Loss and Medication UseA recent TikTok video by user "amyinhalf," showcasing her "Ozempic body" and expressing profound happiness with her transformation, has ignited a significant online discussion regarding weight loss methods and the use of GLP-1 medications. The video, uploaded on August 3, 2025, from the United States, features the creator dancing in a swimsuit with an on-screen caption stating, "literally nothing makes me happier than my ozempiic body."The video, which has garnered over 3.2 million views, 89,000 likes, and more than 2,600 comments, highlights the growing trend of individuals sharing their experiences with medications like Ozempic for weight management. However, the comments section reveals a polarized public opinion.Many users expressed concern over the promotion of Ozempic for weight loss, with one commenter stating, "Save the ozempic for the diabetic people who need it, its not for weight loss." Another user questioned, "I don’t get how ozempic is better for you than working out and eating healthier foods." Some comments also pointed to potential negative perceptions, with one person remarking, "You look sick."Conversely, some viewers offered support and sought more information. "You go girl. you look great. did you follow a diet on OZempic?" asked one user, while another inquired, "Hello, May I ask how many months have you been taking Ozempic? Are you still taking Ozempic to maintain your weight? Thank you."The creator, who identifies as a "momx3" and shares her journey of losing "160lbs," has openly discussed her "food freedom" and transformation. This video adds to the ongoing public conversation about the ethics and implications of using medications initially developed for diabetes for broader weight loss purposes, and the impact of such narratives on social media.
The Sun
I lost half my weight on fat jabs but now people say I 'look sick, sad & scary'
AMY Kane, 35, may have lost half her weight on fat jabs, but now, she’s found herself at the center of a barrage of abuse from nasty trolls. The mum…
The Scottish Sun
I lost half my weight on fat jabs but now people say I 'look sick, sad & scary'
AMY Kane, 35, may have lost half her weight on fat jabs, but now, she’s found herself at the center of a barrage of abuse from nasty trolls. The mum…
