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Viral Gelatin Drink Dubbed ‘Natural Ozempic’ Sparks Weight-Loss Debate, Dietitian Explains the Science

Erin Palinski-Wade says the drink can briefly increase fullness, but it is not a complete meal replacement and may cause amino acid gaps.

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Drinking warm gelatin before meals is trending as a budget-friendly appetite hack, but a dietitian says comparing it to Ozempic is a massive exaggeration.

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They Call It "Ozempic Natural": Gelatin Drink that Has Become Viral Does Not Replace Foods as They Promote Influencers

Although gelatin may temporarily increase the feeling of fullness, it lacks the fat burning properties of drugs such as semaglutide

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'Natural Ozempic' gelatin drink goes viral — dietitian explains what it actually does

Drinking warm gelatin before meals is trending as a budget-friendly appetite hack, but a dietitian says comparing it to Ozempic is a massive exaggeration.

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