Doctors Slam Kourtney Kardashian's 'Dangerous' Weight Loss and Cellulite Pills

Kourtney Kardashian’s supplement brand, Lemme, has become the center of a heated controversy, battling claims that it is capitalizing on the weight-loss drug Ozempic. The Kar-Jenner sisters have long faced accusations of using Ozempic, which surged in popularity as a weight-loss aid in 2022 after being manufactured as a diabetes medicine. This backdrop has intensified scrutiny on Lemme’s latest offerings.
Ozempic operates by leveraging a synthetic version of the GLP-1 hormone, naturally released by the body after eating. When injected, this man-made hormone slows digestion, reduces hunger pangs, and aids in shedding body weight. Several celebrities, including Lottie Moss who reportedly suffered a seizure from an overdose, have admitted to using the drug to slim down.
Last week, Lemme announced its new product, “GLP-1 Daily,” a direct reference to the Ozempic hormone. Marketed as an
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