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At We Women Want And Shakti Awards 2025: Post-Covid Health Craze: Dr. Anjali Hooda Tells Journalist Richa Kapoor Why Ozempic Isn’t for Everyone

After COVID, health awareness surged, and Ozempic gained attention for weight loss. But Dr. Anjali Hooda tells journalist Richa Kapoor it’s only for those with obesity or diabetes. Misuse is medically and ethically wrong, and real health requires long-term, responsible care.

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Published by Reha Vohra
Last updated: August 7, 2025 13:47:21 IST

After the Covid-19 pandemic, people across India have started caring more about their health. From body positivity to fitness routines, there’s been a big shift in the way we talk about well-being. But now, a new name is trending Ozempic  and it’s making waves as a supposed weight loss shortcut.

To understand whether Ozempic is really safe for everyone, journalist Richa Kapoor spoke to Dr. Anjali Hooda, a leading expert in obesity and metabolic health. And her response? Clear and firm.

“Ozempic is not for everyone,” says Dr. Anjali Hooda

“Ozempic is a great drug,” says Dr. Hooda. “It’s arrived at a time when India is struggling with high rates of obesity and diabetes. But it’s not a general weight-loss solution. It’s meant specifically for people who are either obese or diabetic.”

She adds, “Using it just to drop a few kilos quickly without having a medical need is ethically, medically, and physiologically wrong.”

A reminder that health isn’t about shortcuts

Dr. Hooda explains that Ozempic has its place, but only when prescribed for the right reasons. “There’s a very specific group of patients who benefit from this drug. It’s not meant to be used like a lifestyle trend.”

Her message is simple: don’t follow the hype. Use medication responsibly, and focus on long-term, sustainable health instead.

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Published by Reha Vohra
Last updated: August 7, 2025 13:47:21 IST

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