James Corden Reveals Ozempic Failed to Address His Food Addiction

The comedian shared his struggle with the weight-loss drug, highlighting that his eating habits are not driven by hunger.

James Corden discussed his unsuccessful experience with Ozempic on his podcast, 'This Life of Mine.'
Corden realized that his eating habits were rooted in food addiction rather than hunger, rendering the drug ineffective.
Ozempic, originally approved for Type 2 diabetes, has gained popularity for weight loss but has shown mixed results among users.
Other celebrities, including Tracy Morgan and Tori Spelling, have also reported limited success or adverse effects with the drug.
Experts warn that discontinuing Ozempic can lead to a rapid return of hunger and weight gain, complicating long-term weight management.