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Serena Williams, one of the most successful athletes of all time and peoples, told about the use of weight loss medicines – she says to lift the “stigma” around using such medicines.

Will her open comments instill a new sense of confidence in those who use drugs? And can her honesty quiet critics?

The 43-year-old tennis star, which broke the records and won 23 titles of the big helmet for her career, was the embodiment of fitness and sports skills. But after giving birth to children, even she, like many of us, confessed that she was fighting to change these extra pounds.

In the end, Williams told The Today the Today on television in the US that she had to consider her weight as an “opponent”. Despite “training five hours a day” and “running, walking, bicycle, staircase”, she couldn’t grind this enemy, as she did her opponents on tennis courts – so, in the end, she says she had no other way out like “trying something else”.

Many of her friends used GLP -1 – a group of medicines that help to lose weight, so she decided to try.

Williams are unwavering that the route of medicines – it will not say which brand it takes – in the last eight months there was no easy, and is definitely not a label for losing 31 pounds (14 kg).

There is skepticism regarding the timing of the recent transparency of the tennis star-it has only become a spokeswoman for RO, a company that sells GLP-1 brands, such as Wegovy and Zepbound (known as Mounjaro in the UK) through a weight loss program, and her husband is also an investor.

Despite this, the potential side effects of taking medication, its honesty for many to get on the nerves – she says she says to pick up shame, that so many women feel when it comes to using drugs to help lose weight.

Caleb Luna, Associate Professor of the Department of Feminist Studies at the University of California, says that someone, like Serena Williams, is a “breakthrough”.

They say it helps to silence the critics of how “weight loss” that say “people take a simple way” using a weight loss medication.

“The stereotype is deprived of the fact that these drugs are designed for fat people who are lazy and incompetent.

“In this regard, this may be a good thing.”

But Caleb also says that the discovery of her need to use the use of GLP-1 medicines is slightly “horribly” and makes them feel “a little sad”. They worry that everything he does is humiliation of hard work and dedication, focusing on appearance and pressure to look like a certain way.

“It has reached things that have reached so few people nowadays and throughout history.

“But now it just shows how all these achievements can be blown in body size.

“It’s scary, weight loss seems to have outblown all these record achievements.”

Williams’ weight and its appearance were learned throughout life. The severity, the pressure, to meet the expectations of society, does not decrease no matter how much sports success in its career has athlete.

And although it can be the loudest sports star that openly uses the medication for weight loss, there are many others in public eyes.

Oprah Winfrey says he uses the GLP-1 as a tool as well as exercise and healthy eating to stop herself “yo” with his weight.

Actress Woopi Goldberg says she has lost the weight of “two people” After taking drugs and singer Kelly Clarkson, who said her “chased” her “doctor for two years” before she agreed to accept it – among dozens of stars that were open about taking medication.

Williams left the world of tennis behind in 2022, when she played the last match of her career at the US Open, but she is still a force of strength and wanted to achieve what she describes as her “healthy weight” from the birth of another child.

In her interview, The Today Show says she felt that she was “missing something” and she failed to come to what she felt comfortable – despite intensive training.

D -R Claire Madigan, Senior Research Fellow at Sports School, Exercises and Medical Sciences at the University of Lafboro, says elite athletes can be difficult to lose weight.

“They used to eat a lot of calories, and if they leave sports, it can be difficult – it needs a change in behavior.”

D -Red Medigan said he saw well that Williams mentioned weight loss, not only to drugs – “she had to focus on diet and physical activity.”

She added: “Great that she talks about how difficult it is to lose weight after the baby is born.”

But she wonders whether Williams’ message can lose and even dismantle some women. “Drugs are quite expensive, and an ordinary person may think that an elite athlete here, she has access to the gym, she has time, she has a nutritionist … And she had to use the GLP-1.”

D -R Madigan also expressed concern that potential side effects of drug administration – which may include gastrointestinal problems such as vomiting and diarrhea, and in rare cases, gallbladder and kidneys – may have been widely discussed.

Williams says she did not feel any side effects, and told the magazine “women’s health”, which finally sees the benefits of all her hard work in the gym.

“My joints are much better,” she says, “I just conducted a review, and the doctor said everything – including blood sugar – looked great.”

And despite the fact that it no longer breaks the new soil on tennis courts, it still breaks its own records by means of weight loss. She is currently trained for half marathon.

“I’m running further than if they are,” she proudly says.

Additional reporting by Alex Kleider