Ozempic Injections Allowed on I'm A Celebrity

In a potential shift for the iconic 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!', contestants may be allowed to use the weight loss drug Ozempic, which suppresses appetite, during their time in the camp. This decision raises concerns about the traditional eating trials, as participants on Ozempic may not feel 'hangry', thus reducing conflict among stars. ITV's current policy mandates that any celebrity with a prescription can receive their injections off-camera, in compliance with their medical disclosure rules. The drug has faced criticism for being used more for weight loss than its intended purpose of treating diabetes, but ITV has stated it is not their role to judge. Participants are required to manage their dosage carefully to avoid serious health issues when discontinuing the drug. This upcoming season's lineup has yet to be confirmed, but speculation suggests that at least one celebrity may be using Ozempic.