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Influencing health and wellness Jenel Roner has used GLP-1 medicine to lose weight.
“It’s not easy to say, but you owe it to be honest. Jenel Roner microdifies GLP-1,” writes 37-year-old Roner in YouTube Description for Wednesday, April 23, video. “I quietly work on my mental health, trying to find peace in chaos. I know that sharing this can open me to judge, but hiding it would mean the loss of the most important thing: my truth.”
She added, “I’m not perfect, but treating me and I hope it means something to someone who is also fighting.”
GLP-1, such as ozepic or wegovy, is usually prescribed to adults with weight-related conditions such as diabetes. However, many doctors, however, Attention against the use The drug for accidental weight loss, despite the increasing trend of celebrities.
Real hosts like Kyle Richards have turned to whether they used Ozmpic diabetes for weight loss. The star of the real hosts of Beverly Hills has sparked speculation about the use of the drug after she debuted her severed figure in January 2023 through bikini selfie. Richards then opened how her decision to reduce alcohol […]
In his YouTube video, Roner explained his decision to start taking the controversial weight loss medicine.
“If you follow me for a while you know I tried everything [from] Keto, macro, workouts [and lifestyle shifts,” she said. “Over the last year, I have decided to make some new choices in my health. I started working with a doctor, and we did decide to add a GLP-1 to my plan. GLP-1s are not magic, [and] They don’t change your lifestyle overnight. It’s just a tool for help; I still had to appearS “
According to Roner, she complements her dose with exercise, tracking dishes and drinking lots of water.
Ozmpic has become a hot topic when it comes to weight loss – with some stars confirming that they have used the medicine while others deny it. Chelsea Hendler admitted during an episode of January 2023 at the podcast “Call her father” that she unknowingly took the type 2 diabetes medicine that is traditionally used to improve […]
“[Taking a GLP-1] It just helped me regain my sense of control and it’s something I don’t want to be ashamed of – Roner stressed. “I do not think that other women or men who use this tool should be ashamed or because if there is an instrument that can help your mental and physical health, you deserve to explore this without feeling guilty.”
Rohner started using full doses of GLP-1 that she said help her Throw the “stubborn 10 to 15 pounds” It didn’t come out.
“I was happy,” she added. “I switched to microdosis for maintenance and maybe I would do microdosis once a month. I also paired these new changes in lifestyle with something that was a real change of game for me – I started to see the therapist regularly.”
Rohner’s GLP-1 journey has since sparked a return reaction from social media users, to which she turned to her video on Wednesday.
“I am so incredible, deeply grateful and blessed for the community I have, and the support I have,” Roner said. “I will be honest who has opened the floor for a lot of criticism. I have never imagined in my life that he would be under a microscope and that I would have comments, questions and judgments about everything I do.”
She concluded, “I’m not perfect and I never claimed to be.”
