TikTokers have created an all-natural version of the unauthorized weight loss treatment oatzempic amid a Hollywood Ozempic mania.
From Amy Schumer to Rebel Wilson, celebrities have progressively admitted to using Ozempic to lose or maintain weight.
Oatzempic, a new nutrition fad, is named after its predecessor.TikTok describes oatzempic as a blended drink made with half a cup of rolled oats, one cup of water, half a lime juice, and a dash of cinnamon.
In the “30-day Oatzempic Challenge,” online participants drink the cocktail daily for a month to determine if it helps them lose weight.
According to Healthline, oats reduce blood sugar like Ozempic does for diabetics. Additionally, oatmeal's high fiber content makes it full.
Oatzempic users advised against using the drink as a meal replacement, even though it may fill you up.
A Today piece on the oatzempic fad says the beverage has 140 calories, less than a meal's 200 to 700 calories, depending on the time of day.