"Weight loss hacks have been around for decades, but they have taken on new life in the Ozempic era, chasing the success of blockbuster medications and promising natural or side-effect free alternatives."
"Experts said there is no evidence to suggest that any of these products could match, or even come close to matching, the results patients obtain through prescription weight loss drugs."
"The public is now far more familiar with the scientific language of weight loss, and many of these products have capitalized on that."
"Using that kind of technical language, typically reserved for doctors and drugmakers, can give these products a sheen of science."
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