Dietitian Vicki Koenig was interviewed on Spectrum News about a disturbing dieting trend.
Dieting and Ozempic Dangers


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The latest TikTok trend of people taking a diabetes drug as a magic drug for weight loss is frustrating registered dietician Vicki Koenig.


- In commenting on the new TikTok fad to use a diabetic drug for weight loss Vicki says, “Once you achieve your goal, you stop the drug and your weight goes right back up, you haven’t achieved anything.”
- Good protein and lots of veggies are a good way to better health
- Diets don’t work to achieve a healthier lifestyle. “This is not good for our heart, or our systems and is not sustainable.”