My 600 Lb Life: Dr. Now Issues Warning For People Using Weight Loss Injections!

My 600 Lb Life is a reality TV show on TLC, documenting obese patients weighing over 600 pounds as they participate in a year-long program aimed at helping them achieve a healthy figure. The show offers psychological and emotional support as well as bariatric surgery, all free of cost. However, the show does not offer any monetary support to the patients.

Doctor Younan Nowzaradan, popularly known as Dr Now, recently expressed concern over the increasing use of weight loss pills like Ozempic on his social media. The viewers appreciate Dr Now’s straightforward advice, both on the show and social media platforms. So, what is Dr Now’s warning? Find out everything about it here.

My 600 Lb Life: Doctor Warns People Using Weight Loss Shots

Doctor Now is a familiar face on TLC’s My 600 Lb Life where he has performed numerous surgeries, yielding impressive results. He is known for helping patients achieve their weight loss goals over the seasons. The 79-year-old doctor has appeared in 145 episodes of the show. While he is extremely skilled at his art, not every one of his surgeries has brought successful results, often due to the patient’s failure to keep up with his plan.

Taking the matter to his Instagram, the bariatric doctor addressed the ongoing craze of popping weight loss pills among celebrities and commonrs. In a form of warning, Drr. Now highlighted the unknown side effects of the weight loss shots. He also emphasized how the treatment causes a loss of both fat and muscle mass.

He explained if one uses those weight loss injections to control one’s weight or even diabetes, one should know that one needs to keep up with exercise because those shots not only make people lose fat, they also make them lose muscle mass.

The My 600 Lb life doctor advised people to exercise daily if they are undergoing such treatments. He also expressed that even professional doctors are unaware of the side effects of such treatments. “Just remember there are some unknown side effects with those medications that we still do not know about,” he added.

My 600 Lb Life: Is Doctor Now Retiring?

As the My 600 Lb Life season 12 finale approached, fans speculated whether Dr Now will retire. The 79-year-old bariatric surgeon has juggled the roles of a doctor and a reality TV star for years. After living a hectic life, fans believe it is likely that he will not appear in the next season as he deserves a rest.

Dr. Now was recently spotted at the American Society for Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery. In fact, a clip of his interview went viral among fans. Some Redditors pointed out Doctor Now’s slower movements due to his age. Many fans suggested that it might be time for Dr. Now to hang up his scalpel and enjoy life after dedicating so many years to surgery. It is unclear if the reality show has renewed the doctor’s contract