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

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

No, she co-owns Weight Watchers.

She was interviewed about her weight loss and the reporter asked if it was The baby Weight Watchers. She gave a vague answer which solidified my belief that she used Ozempic.

Of course she did. And, she shouldn't be ashamed.

BUT_ who are all of these m-effin gullible people that think all the celebs just got together and decided 2023 was FINALLY going to be the year that they got really into diet and fitness. Yeah--I'm looking at you Kyle Richards, Chris Pratt, Post Malone, Adele, Kelly Clarkson, etc., etc., etc., Elon and Chelsea and Sharon at least admitted it.

But FFS, come on. Wake up people!

I agree with your list except there are two on there that might not be lying about it. Adele lost her weight slowly during Covid and has stopped. Most of the celebs on Ozempic seem to get every skinnier.

The other is Kyle Richards. Before the latest season aired I would have agreed with you. But (1) her marriage was falling apart over the past year, which is pretty stressful and (2) she got sober, and alcohol makes you bloated.

Adele clearly had weight loss surgery.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! Oprah‘s new physique. She looks better than ever. (she is part owner of Weight Watchers.)

Healthy living is paying off. She looks gorgeous.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0yt1OJMuhN/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Barf.

Whatever. She looks beautiful.

Looks old.

Oprah looks better than 99.9% of 70-year-old women.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! Oprah‘s new physique. She looks better than ever. (she is part owner of Weight Watchers.)

Healthy living is paying off. She looks gorgeous.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0yt1OJMuhN/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Barf.

She’s on ozempic. It’s why she parted ways with WW. She said WW is now using weight loss drugs so she thought it was a conflict of interest. She is releasing a new special on weight loss, dieting, over the years, etc

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That special sounded like a thinly disguised ad for weight loss drugs. They really down played any risks, and actually had company reps (including doctors paid by those companies) discuss the pros and cons. Plus showed dramatic success stories.

I wonder who got paid off for that.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! Oprah‘s new physique. She looks better than ever. (she is part owner of Weight Watchers.)

Healthy living is paying off. She looks gorgeous.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0yt1OJMuhN/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Barf.

Whatever. She looks beautiful.

Looks old.

Oprah looks better than 99.9% of 70-year-old women.

Yuppers. She has found out what her particular body needs to be healthy. It shows.
https://www.instagram.com/normakamali/p/C0yt1OJMuhN/

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Anonymous wrote:That special sounded like a thinly disguised ad for weight loss drugs. They really down played any risks, and actually had company reps (including doctors paid by those companies) discuss the pros and cons. Plus showed dramatic success stories.

I wonder who got paid off for that.

Not even “thinly” disguised! ABC just put on an hour-long prime time infomercial for weight loss drug manufacturers.

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Anonymous wrote:That special sounded like a thinly disguised ad for weight loss drugs. They really down played any risks, and actually had company reps (including doctors paid by those companies) discuss the pros and cons. Plus showed dramatic success stories.

I wonder who got paid off for that.

Not even “thinly” disguised! ABC just put on an hour-long prime time infomercial for weight loss drug manufacturers.

I feel silly for laughing at my conspiracy theory-loving family members who said the media was pushing a certain narrative because of pharmaceutical company advertising.

They were right.

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Anonymous wrote:That special sounded like a thinly disguised ad for weight loss drugs. They really down played any risks, and actually had company reps (including doctors paid by those companies) discuss the pros and cons. Plus showed dramatic success stories.

I wonder who got paid off for that.

I watched with interest as I'm very much the target market for those drugs. I'll give them some credit for disclosure of which of their experts were funded by the companies (basically all of them), but the whole thing turned me off to ever taking them. I could understand the young girl taking it because her case was severe and it gives her a chance at a normal life.

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I didn't watch the "special". Did they address the probable need to stay on these drugs forever to maintain the weight loss? Or that some patients build up a tolerance and the drugs stop working for them as they had before?

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Anonymous wrote:That special sounded like a thinly disguised ad for weight loss drugs. They really down played any risks, and actually had company reps (including doctors paid by those companies) discuss the pros and cons. Plus showed dramatic success stories.

I wonder who got paid off for that.

I watched with interest as I'm very much the target market for those drugs. I'll give them some credit for disclosure of which of their experts were funded by the companies (basically all of them), but the whole thing turned me off to ever taking them. I could understand the young girl taking it because her case was severe and it gives her a chance at a normal life.

Bolded is a huge red flag.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! Oprah‘s new physique. She looks better than ever. (she is part owner of Weight Watchers.)

Healthy living is paying off. She looks gorgeous.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0yt1OJMuhN/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Barf.

Whatever. She looks beautiful.

Looks old.

Oprah looks better than 99.9% of 70-year-old women.

Oprah looks better than many women regardless of age. I don't think I would look that great even if I had her resources.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't watch the "special". Did they address the probable need to stay on these drugs forever to maintain the weight loss? Or that some patients build up a tolerance and the drugs stop working for them as they had before?

What kind of infomercial would that be?

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Money
Access to latest and expensive drugs and procedures.
Access to professional make up experts, stylists, cameraman, filter apps, expensive clothing and accessories etc etc.

No billionaire with industry contacts needs to look ordinary.

Also she has no money worries, no husband, no meddling in laws, no kids or elderly parents to stress about. There is one BF who can be thrown out at a moment's notice.

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Being self centered and care free helps.

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

No, she co-owns Weight Watchers.

Oh you best believe she’s getting shot up w some weight loss drug.