Blind Item!- Camila Cabello is losing her hair due to Ozempic

Leave it to the clueless celebs to start taking Ozempic preemptively, just in case.

Who?

How are the long-term effects yet known?

What about her beard?

Her beard? Shawn and her have been broken up for a long time

R1, she is a bit bottom heavy, though.

I just read that some people are going to have diarrhea for life after taking Ozempic. Is it worth it to be skinny? I don’t know that answer…

Yes, r7.

Duh.

People smoke or coke to stay thin. Cancer and crazy. Why be a healthy fatty when you can be THIN and beautiful?

Big hips and no tits. I think I'd switch with her (big tits and no hips here).

OK, I'll ask. "One fifth" of what? The Fifth Dimension?

One fifth of the Jackson 5, Rose.

Of course it isn’t worth it. Just diet and work out. People don’t wanna work for shit. Of course there will be negative side effects. And beautiful? Ozempic people all looks crazy.

She was a tubby fatass. She needed it.

Pear shape was not working for her career.

Wouldn't liposuction be much safer and effective for hip, thigh, and caboose issues? You'd be bruised and battered for a while, but at least the face remains healthy looking and once out of the post-op period, worry free.

Her hair is falling out because Shawna braided it too tight.

I thought it was a monthly injection?

I agree with the poster above that more longitudinal data would be helpful here.

Also, it’s a little freaky that another telltale sign of Ozempic/Wegovy weight loss emerged recently. “Spider fingers” in addition to sunken facial features, which can look like AIDS related lipodystrophy.

You have to protect yourself from womanly tits. Yuk!

The "spider fingers" are what the person would have looked like if they hadn't been fat. I hear this all the time, fat person loses a large amount of weight, and everyone freaks out like they have AIDS or cancer, it's the skinny old dried face of a normal weight person. Plus whatever stretched out skin.

R19 no. Please already. When you lose weight the right way you don’t look like a cancer patient.

Hair loss often accompanies significant or rapid weight loss. It’s not a side effect of Ozempic drug itself.

Nobody will notice. It's not like she was ever attractive in the first place.

Some of my friends on these meds look like melted candles, or Munch’s The Scream.

I tried Ozempic and experienced significant hair loss. It was not due to a severely restricted diet or significant weight loss. I went off it, but more because it made me too nauseated and I thought I could loose the weight without it. I was wrong.

I don’t think it’s a common side effect, but it definitely happened to me.

OP, that site is fake. Enough.

R12, just dieting and working out doesn't have any impact when you have a genetic predisposition to T2 plus - in my case - several neurological conditions which drive obesity and T2. Other people have thyroid issues, metabolic syndrome, etc.

And no, I am not fat. I do heaps of things to not be fat, but it is fucking exhausting and expensive.

r26 you can't explain to many people that ALL HUMAN BODIES DON'T WORK THE SAME. They are convinced it's a moral failing, not a physiological one. To them, EVERY BODY will work exactly the same, and if yours doesn't fall in line, it's YOUR fault. Sigh. Don't try to argue with these people - it's exhausting and not worth it.

It's sad, really, that people will take whatever opportunity they can to purposely ignore facts and just try to blame and shame in order to feel superior to others and (I guess) better about themselves, as if they know it all about everything. Your failing to lose weight just exercise and proper caloric intake is the ONLY reason why you're overweight/fat.

[quote] There are a lot of long term negative effects

As a matter of fact, there aren’t.

The nausea goes away. You treat it with Zofran in the beginning and if you need to increase dosage, but it eventually goes away on its own. People have been taking it for years. My hair grows like crazy on it.

One of my friends had a gastric sleeve when those were all the weight loss rage.

Her hair also fell out. She said it was “normal” after getting a sleeve.

Like how the fuck is that “normal” ? Especially when you’re supposed to be eating a healthier diet.

R30 I’ve known 3 people who got that and not one lost their hair.

Type II almost always due to being a fat pig, very little genetics in it, and fatties also tend to drink and smoke. Now, if your parents and siblings were fat, it's because you learned pig behavior and continued the cycle.

R32 Type II, as in diabetics?

For the person saying their friend had a gastric sleeve and lost hair: losing hair after a major surgery, ANY major surgery, is very common. it's a huge shock to the body, and it's quite normal for people to experience post-surgical telogen eflluvium, sometimes as a result of the anesthesia that's used.

Is this why Shawn dumped her as his beard?

R32, we have people in our family who have T2 without being overweight or overeating.

But happy trolling.

She's plenty hairy.

Soon these Hollywood bitches will be taking Ozempic during pregnancy.

It’s important to give your kid every advantage

R7 I have read about people dying after taking it. A woman wanted to lose weight for her daughters wedding. She threw up every single day. She eventually died. Is it worth it? No. It should only be for the morbidly obese who have tried everything else. Not for slightly overweight people who could drop the weight with a better diet and exercise.

People have got weight and morality hopelessly and idiotically mixed up in their heads. The Body Positivity movement is often dumb, and dangerous where obesity is concerned, but it has occurred in response to the damage done to people by all the moralizing. Here's what I mean.

I am on Ozempic, which I am open about. I don't have diabetes but I am considerably overweight, and my age and other health issues mean my doctor is delighted for me to take the drug. The thing is, friends who know I'm on it keep congratulating me on my weight loss. They can't come to terms with the idea that I'm not deliberately doing anything: it's all the drug.

They also keep harping on at me about how I need to modify my diet and eat "less carbs", even though they know I am losing half a kilo a week, which has always been considered the ideal amount to lose on a diet, and my doctor is perfectly happy. I HAVE modified my diet in that I can only eat about half what I used to at meals and I snack a lot less in between meals. I try to tell them the Mediterranean diet, which is also considered ideal, is crawling with pasta, risotto and gnocchi, not to mention vegetables, all of which are also carbs, but their [poorly] hidden agenda is that losing weight must feel like a punishment because you were wicked to gain it in the first place.

I have lost no hair, nor been nauseated nor had diarrhea, so I'm a terrible disappointment to those who wish harm on anyone who dares to gain weight. I'm on a low weekly dose, and my doctor says when I reach a BMI he's happy with for my age I can go off it and just use it as needed to keep the weight steady after that. The fact that all this is true, and that all Ozempic does is make me not feel too hungry, in exactly the same way THEY don't feel too hungry, drives the "fat is wicked" brigade mental. There are a lot more people who secretly hold that belief than you realize until you start something like this. The Fraus are at least as big on it as the gays.

R40, there is a very big spectrum between "slightly overweight" (who don't need the drug) and "morbidly obese". Now that we have these drugs nobody should have to become "morbidly" obese: people should be treated as soon as they cross the medical line into obesity. OTOH, I don't believe your story for a second. The Princess of Wales threw up every single day during all of her pregnancies and didn't die. The previous Princess of Wales threw up every day for years and years. Either your woman was taking massive overdoses, and not necessarily of semaglutide drugs, or there was something else wrong with her that went untreated, or you made it up.

When I die, I want to be able to fit in my coffin.

The woman R40 is talking about was taking two versions. It’s unclear if she was doubling up. She had significant side effects and if your read her husband’s account it sounds like she was obsessed with fitting into a particular dress. Almost all drugs have potential for abuse.

I’m the poster who gave up on it because of side effects. The moralizing is ridiculous. Once a friend told me that his wife was kind of irritated by women getting breast implants because it was taking away her competitive advantage. I’ve heard woman make a big point of how THEIR implants were part of reconstructive surgery after cancer. Like it’s somehow more justified because they suffered through cancer or because they are started from a worse aesthetic point than a woman who has small healthy breasts. They still just want to look better. It’s like the Winston Churchill joke about prostitutes. I think some people have a similar attitude about this.

Taking the drug is the RIGHT ethical choice. At this point one reason I’m considering trying again is because I think people are fucking stupid if they don’t. That’s the moral failing. There is a very safe (but not without any risks) drug that can help me and reduce my future medical costs and make me eat less = small positive impact on environment. I’m about 25-30 pounds overweight, so overweight enough that I can be visually identified as someone too stupid and selfish to do what I need to do - get on the drug.

Of course it’s better to manage your weight without. But I’ve been overweight for around eight years. Had a difficult , stressful period and just blew up. I lost 40 lbs on my own, but now I’m stuck. So I’ve clearly given doing it on my own a shot and I failed. What’s the right thing to do now? Stay fat, develop health problems and eat more than my share of food? Or give the drugs a second shot?

It sounds a bit like that film Requiem for a Dream, Ellen Byrstyn’s character’s storyline.

R36 I'm sure you do, most diabetes is from stuffing your faces, look it up ignorant troll.

her chest hair

Oh wow, weight loss makes your ring size go down. News at 11.

Not with neurological conditions at play, r45.

Blocked.