It was only a matter of time before social media invented a “natural alternative” to the much-hyped weight-loss injectable drug semaglutide, best known by its brand name Ozempic.
A new wellness trend, in the form of an oat-based drink, supposedly curbs the appetite, leading to dramatic weight loss.
‘Oatzempic’ is a DIY drink made by blending half a glass of rolled oats, a glass of water, a dash of cinnamon, and a squeeze of lime juice. As rudimentary and unlikely as it sounds, it has amassed a cult-like following with 41.8m views on TikTok and before and after posts on Instagram, with some claiming it has helped them to shed several stone in weight. All you need to do is drink it a few times a day, and the claims are that it will fill you up, keeping hunger pangs at bay and, miraculously, melt away the pounds.
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