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Health and well -being influencer Janelle Rohner been using glp-1 medicine to weight loss.
“This is not easy to say, but I owe you to be honest. Janelle Rohner microws GLP-1,” wrote Rohner, 37, in a Youtube Description for Wednesday’s video, April 23. “I’ve been quietly working on my mental health, trying to find peace in the chaos. I know that sharing this could open me to judgment, but it would hide it would mean losing the most important thing: my truth.”
He added, “I’m not perfect, but healing, and hopefully that means something for someone out there that is struggling too.”
GLP-1, such as Ozempic or Wegovy, is commonly prescribed to adults with weight-related conditions such as diabetes. Many doctors, however, notice from using The medicine for weight loss occasionally, despite a growing famous trend.
Real housewives like Kyle Richards have addressed whether they were using ozempic diabetes medication for weight loss. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star speculated about using the drug after she showed her obvious figure in January 2023 through the Bikini selfie. Richards then opened about how her decision was to break back on alcohol (…)
In her YouTube video, Rohner explained her decision to start taking the controversial weight loss drug.
“If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I’ve tried it all (o) keto, macro, working sessions (and lifestyle shifts,” he said. “Over the past year, I’ve decided to make some new choices in my health. I started working with a doctor, and we decided to add GLP-1 to my plan. still have to display. “
According to Rohner, he added his dose while working out, tracking meals and drinking plenty of water.
Ozempic has become a hot topic in weight loss – with some stars confirming that they have used the drug while others have denied it. Chelsea Handler admitted during the January 2023 chapter of a “Call Challenge Daddy” podcast that the medicine took Type 2 diabetes unconsciously, traditionally used to heal (…)
“(Taking GLP-1) just helped me regain a sense of control, and it’s something I don’t want to be ashamed of,” Rohner stressed. “I don’t think other women or men, who use this tool should feel ashamed either because if a tool is available that can help with your mental and physical health, you deserve to explore that without feeling guilty.”
Rohner started by using full doses of the GLP-1, who said she had helped her throw the “stubborn 10 to 15 lbs” That didn’t come away.
“I was happy,” he added. “I switched to microdosio for maintenance, and I would, perhaps, make microdose once a month. I also paired those new lifestyle changes with something that was changing a real game for me – I started seeing a therapist regularly.”
Since then the Rohner GLP-1 tour has triggered backlash from social media users, whose video commented on Wednesday.
“I’m so amazing, extremely grateful and blessed for the community I have and the support I have,” said Rohner. “I will be honest, that opened the floor for a lot of criticism. I never imagined in my life that it would be under a microscope and I would have comments, questions and judgments about everything I did.”
He finished, “I am not perfect and never claimed.”
