93 : Can This Drug Really Stop 'Ozempic Butt' Muscle Loss?

So it is a phrase called a zempic butt or Monjoro butt or Wegobe butt or weight loss jabs butt.

I don't know how many times I want to say butt today.

And it's about how when it's about how people's bodies appear to be changing when they're losing weight rapidly through using weight loss jabs.

And part of that change is people feeling like they lose their butt or their butt becomes flatter.

the losing muscle tone there, the losing muscle volume there.

And now there is a new drug that is making its way onto the scene that apparently is going to be stopping this weight loss jab, but muscle loss and helping everybody keep their butt shape even while they're losing weight rapidly.

It's very interesting.

I asked a client who is on the weight loss jabs, had they heard of I call it GLP-1, but clearly I need to work on my phrasing.

She hadn't heard that phrase, but she had heard it about her face.

But I think it's probably pretty similar, isn't it? In that feeling that, like you said, rapid weight loss changes one's body.

Probably some people see it in their face.

Lots of people are seeing a lack of butt.

And that's obviously a worry, isn't it? A side worry with this weight loss journey.

Yeah.

So we're now going to, to counter that, we are going to not just take the weightless jab, we're going to take another jab to counter the other jab.

So it's becoming a boxing match of jabs really, isn't it? You've got jabs coming left, right and centre.

So can I just clarify, because I did have a read, is this something that you would choose to buy additionally? Because you know some people are getting this obviously through their doctors or whatever, some people are getting it privately.

Is it something that is as standard or are you going to have to seek it out yourself? Because it's not going to be everybody, I don't think, is it?

At the minute, it is very early stages and the article that I read on BBC News said that at the moment it's in clinical trial stage and you have it not as a jab, but as an infusion.

Whoa, what's that drink? Cocktail.

No, so my understanding of it, it goes directly into your vein.

So unlike when people are taking weight loss jabs and it's just, you know, various points around your body, this goes into the vein according to the BBC News study.

Wow.

So you self-administer this thing, obviously, not hiring someone to come and jab you.

Do we know the details? If they're trialling it, I suppose it changes.