Overview
- Jenner shared a TikTok calling Foodology’s pomegranate cutting jelly her “new favorite,” tagging the brand in the post.
- Viewers flagged jump cuts whenever she appeared to take a bite, fueling questions about whether she actually ate the product.
- Online commenters accused her of irresponsibly marketing an appetite‑suppressing or laxative‑like supplement to young audiences.
- A Harvard gastroenterologist quoted by GQ said the touted carb‑blocking effect is a marketing hook, as the jellies largely contain fiber and ingredients like garcinia cambogia.
- The jellies—nicknamed “Korean Ozempic” on TikTok—are sold in the U.S. via Foodology US, face limited independent research, and are not regulated like prescription drugs; some users also questioned whether her post was an undisclosed ad.