A WOMAN has been dubbed ”;;sad”;; after revealing the extreme lengths she went to in order to get accepted on Mounjaro.
TikToker Black Country Princess insisted she’s struggled with weight all her life and has since resorted to the so-called fat jabs to achieve her dream figure by summer.
According to the woman, her needed to be at least 12 stone and 7lbs to qualify for Mounjaro.
However, as the scales were showing less than the required minimal weight, the came up with a rather bizarre solution.
To add the extra necessary pounds, rather than eating more – which would be harder to burn off – the woman tucked several into her leggings.
According to the NHS website, Mounjaro can be prescribed to manage your weight on as of March 23, only if it is prescribed by a specialist service, and if they feel it is the right treatment for you.
Meanwhile, Superdrug Online Doctor reported that you can qualify for Mounjaro on NHS if you have a BMI of at least 35 and at least one other weight-related illness.
Sharing the drastic measures she took to get accepted on the popular medication, the TikToker posted a video online.
”;;Me making myself heavier to get accepted on Mounjaro,”;; Black Country Princess said, as she revealed the final weight.
Once all the water bottles were attached to her waist – both at the front and the back – she stepped on the scales.
Zooming into the final number, the blonde beauty revealed she had ”;;topped”;; the scales at 12 stone and 7lbs.
”;;I actually thought about putting stones in my pockets,”;; she added in the comments.
”;;I will be thin for the summer.
”;;I’m deadly serious, I’ve struggled with my weight my whole life.”;;
The short clip, posted just a day ago under the username @blackcountryprincess, has already taken the internet by storm, winning her over 115k views, as dozens of people flooded to comments to share their thoughts.
‘This is sad’
But while Black Country Princess may have been all chuffed with her solution, not everyone was so impressed, as many slammed the TikToker.
One said: ”;;This is sad if true.”;;
Another chimed in: ”;;U don’t need the Mounjaro Hannah your figure is beautiful.”;;
Someone else commented: ”;;please tell me you’re joking.”;;
Be aware of the dangers
Although many were impressed with Gemma’s weight loss, those debating whether to start usingshould know that it can have.
And experts andNHSmedics have shared a stern warning about the dangers of taking such medications without a prescription.
SunGPacknowledged that Mounjaro, which, can save the lives of people with “life-threatening levels of.”;;
But despite this, theNHSadvised people to “never take an anti-obesityif it has not been prescribed to you.”;;
The NHS warned: “These types of medicines may not be safe for you and can cause serious side effects.”;;
works by suppressing your, making you feel fuller for longer.
The injections, which are administered every seven days, are licensed for patients with.
They are also available to assist those who are clinically obese (with aof 30 or over).
The, which have been widely regarded as, can be prescribed by a practitioner – such as a doctor, nurse or a pharmacist-independent prescriber.
Following the death of a man from Burton upon Trent, Staffs, who died after taking Mounjaro, his family are now
