RHONJ's Dolores Catania reveals how much weight she's lost on an Ozempic-like drug -- saying 'it doesn't happen overnight' (via toofab)
RHONJ star Dolores Catania -- who says she's "insulin resistance/pre-diabetic" -- confirmed she took Ozempic for two years, before her doctor switched her to Mounjaro, another anti-diabetic medication, earlier this year. "I'm down 20 pounds," she told The Sun, "Right now, I'm 137. I was 157 when I started.
" "It's a temporary extreme," Jameela wrote. "None of this lasts. Very rarely is it unrestrictive and healthy. Don’t shame yourself because you don't look like these women tonight."Chelsea Handler admits that she was once on Ozempic but she didn’t even know it. She explained that her anti-aging doctor gave her the medication if she ever wanted "to drop five pounds" but didn’t explain what it was.
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