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Glasgow's Fat Jab Boom: Weight Loss & Nutrition

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Glasgow leads UK in weight loss injections like Mounjaro and Ozempic, with one in three adults using them. Users lost an average of ten kilograms, consuming fewer calories than non-users. However, three-quarters admitted to less healthy eating habits, including increased fatty foods and reduced protein intake. Experts warn that these injections are not a full solution and should be paired with nutrient-rich foods and exercise for lasting results.

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Glasgow's Fat Jab Boom: Weight Loss & Nutrition

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On April 6th, Glasgow's leading the UK as the fat-jav capital, where 1 in 3 adults chasing weight loss are injecting meds like minjaro or ozimpic. London and Leeds are right behind with 29% of dieters on them. Users dropped an average of 10kg, beating the 6kg from traditional dieting alone. They took in about 1,123 calories daily, compared to 1,389 for non-users. But here's the catch. 3 quarters admitted eating less healthily overall. 18% went heavier on fatty foods, 1 in 5 cut back on fruits and veggies, and nearly 2 thirds skimmed on protein, key for muscle and energy. Many had no clue on protein needs, and 44% lost the drive to cook balanced meals since appetite shrank. 9 in 10 agreed fewer calories, don't mean better nutrition. Experts stress these jabs, create a calorie deficit, but aren't a full fix, pair them with nutrient-rich foods and movement for real, lasting results.

Cities like Manchester, Belfast, and Liverpool are catching up fast at 28, 26, and 25%.

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