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Wedding Industry

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Health · 2 Nov

Injecting to crush kilos: The rise of ‘Mounjaro’ brides

AI summaryThe article reports on a growing trend in India where prospective brides and grooms are using prescription weight-loss injections like Mounjaro and Ozempic to lose weight before their weddings. Medical professionals warn that using these drugs for cosmetic purposes to meet a 'wedding deadline' is unsafe and unrealistic. The piece explores the societal pressure to look a certain way and includes quotes from a psychologist and doctors regarding the psychological and medical implications of this trend.

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