Oprah Winfrey looks better than ever! How does she do it? Lovely!!

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Anonymous wrote:I agree that it's money. Whether she is on Ozempic, plastic surgery, or great clothes. It all takes money.

To be fair, she's had the money this whole time. I truly don't think people can fully appreciate how hard obesity (an actual disease) can be.

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Anonymous wrote:Ozempic! Good genes, good makeup, and plastic surgery.

No, she co-owns Weight Watchers.

I'm not sure why you think both can't be true: she co-owns a diet company AND she uses weight loss medication.

She doesn't appear to have what some people like to call "ozempik face"

Wouldn’t she have access to top dermatologists/plastic surgeons to correct any skin issues?

Yes. She would. However I cannot imagine with all she has invested in WW (not just money but she believes in it) that she'd need Ozempc.

Are you kidding? She's co-owned WW for almost 10 years and been heavy all that time. A new weight loss drug comes out, and suddenly she's (relatively) svelte? Must be just a coincidence!

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Anonymous wrote:Ozempic! Good genes, good makeup, and plastic surgery.

No, she co-owns Weight Watchers.

I'm not sure why you think both can't be true: she co-owns a diet company AND she uses weight loss medication.

She doesn't appear to have what some people like to call "ozempik face"

Wouldn’t she have access to top dermatologists/plastic surgeons to correct any skin issues?

Yes. She would. However I cannot imagine with all she has invested in WW (not just money but she believes in it) that she'd need Ozempc.

Really? She’s owned it for a long time and always struggled with her weight anyway.

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Oprah has struggled with her weight all her adult life. She has always had access to personal chefs, trainers, dietitians ect. I assume that her weight loss is from Ozempic or some other form of semaglutide. Weight Watchers now offers a medical weight loss option using Ozempic ingredient semaglutide.
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/clinic/weight-loss-medication

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Probably Ozempic and good for her. WW is adding a medical version because of the success of Ozempic so she’s still not off-brand.

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Gail King also dropped a bunch of weight at the same time and also looks great.

I guarantee its some form of weight loss drug, combined with exercise, decent eating, and stylists that are picking the right outfits for her body.

It happened too fast to just be exercise + diet alone. She was heavy like 9 months ago.

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Definitely money. If you do not medically qualify for Ozempic, not diabetic thus not covered by insurance, it cost $1,000 a month.

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Anonymous wrote:Oprah has struggled with her weight all her adult life. She has always had access to personal chefs, trainers, dietitians ect. I assume that her weight loss is from Ozempic or some other form of semaglutide. Weight Watchers now offers a medical weight loss option using Ozempic ingredient semaglutide.
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/clinic/weight-loss-medication

Oh WOW there you go. Makes sense.

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Anonymous wrote:Oprah has struggled with her weight all her adult life. She has always had access to personal chefs, trainers, dietitians ect. I assume that her weight loss is from Ozempic or some other form of semaglutide. Weight Watchers now offers a medical weight loss option using Ozempic ingredient semaglutide.
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/clinic/weight-loss-medication

+1. WW and Ozempic are not contradictory.

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Anonymous wrote:Oprah has struggled with her weight all her adult life. She has always had access to personal chefs, trainers, dietitians ect. I assume that her weight loss is from Ozempic or some other form of semaglutide. Weight Watchers now offers a medical weight loss option using Ozempic ingredient semaglutide.
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/clinic/weight-loss-medication

+1. WW and Ozempic are not contradictory.

Do you really need WW if you're on semi-g? I think you can just eat whatever you want....

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Ozempic, but who cares, she looks amaaazing. Happy for Oprah!

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Ozempic

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Anonymous wrote:Oprah has struggled with her weight all her adult life. She has always had access to personal chefs, trainers, dietitians ect. I assume that her weight loss is from Ozempic or some other form of semaglutide. Weight Watchers now offers a medical weight loss option using Ozempic ingredient semaglutide.
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/clinic/weight-loss-medication

+1. WW and Ozempic are not contradictory.

Do you really need WW if you're on semi-g? I think you can just eat whatever you want....

Your dietary needs change when you're on semaglutide. The people already on WW will still need lifestyle guidance, help with meal planning, mental/emotional guidance w/r/t their relationship with food, etc.

WW is more than just frozen meals - it's a lifestyle with wrap-around services.

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Anonymous wrote:Oprah has struggled with her weight all her adult life. She has always had access to personal chefs, trainers, dietitians ect. I assume that her weight loss is from Ozempic or some other form of semaglutide. Weight Watchers now offers a medical weight loss option using Ozempic ingredient semaglutide.
https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/clinic/weight-loss-medication

+1. WW and Ozempic are not contradictory.

Do you really need WW if you're on semi-g? I think you can just eat whatever you want....

It’s still about calories in. Ozempic just makes eating less easier.

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can someone just post the pic? thanks