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Soha Ali Khan appreciated Aishwarya Mohanraj for being honest about her weight loss journey. (@sakpataudi\/Instagram, @aishwaryamrj\/Instagram)<\/p>\nWeight loss is one of the most popular fitness goals across the planet, but it is easier said than done. It is a comprehensive process that includes exercising well and following the right diet to make it sustainable.<\/p>\n
Soha Ali Khan appreciated Aishwarya Mohanraj for being honest about her weight loss journey. (@sakpataudi\/Instagram, @aishwaryamrj\/Instagram)<\/p>\n
Also Read | Nutritionist shares which sweetener is better for daily consumption: Jaggery, brown sugar or monk fruit<\/a><\/p>\n Over the last couple of years, a group of medications have been popularised as weight loss drugs that provide people a shortcut to their objective. Two of the most well-known brands among them are Mounjaro<\/a> and Ozempic<\/a>.<\/p>\n The popularity of the medication can be attributed to the fact that many celebrities across the planet have resorted to taking it despite having access to the best lifestyle and health guidance. And earlier this week, comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj<\/a> credited Mounjaro for her recent loss of weight.<\/p>\n Soha Ali Khan\u2019s take on Ozempic and Mounjaro<\/p>\n Taking to Instagram on February 11, Soha Ali Khan praised Aishwarya for courageously sharing the truth about her weight loss journey.<\/p>\n \u201cSo finally someone said it. They lost a ton of weight not just by eating right or working out, but by taking Mounjaro. And I think it takes great courage to speak the truth,\u201d said the actor.<\/p>\n She highlighted another part of Aishwarya\u2019s speech, where the comedian requested people not to turn to her or other influencers for advice, but rather speak with doctors while considering weight loss drugs.<\/p>\n \u201cOzempic and Mounjaro aren\u2019t weight loss trends,\u201d noted Soha. \u201cThey are serious medical treatments, and they are only meant for certain people.\u201d<\/p>\n She admitted that weight loss can sometimes be challenging, and the outcome cannot be determined by willpower alone. Various other factors come into play, including hormones, insulin resistance, PCOS, thyroid, and metabolism.<\/p>\n \u201cInjections can help, but they are serious, and they have side effects. They need tests and medical supervision,\u201d highlighted Soha. \u201cSo instead of asking who is taking it, we should ask ourselves, who really needs it?\u201d<\/p>\n The actor noted that in the upcoming episode of her podcast All About Her, which releases Friday, February 13, she will be joined by Dr Ambrish Mithal, one of India\u2019s leading endocrinologists, and nutritionist Dr Juhi Agarwal, to break down \u201cthe science, the risks, and the myths\u201d surrounding these drugs.<\/p>\n Are Mounjaro and Ozempic the same drug?<\/p>\n Ozempic and Mounjaro have both been popularised as drugs that help people lose weight in s remarkably short period of time. While there are many similarities between the two, there are also significant differences.<\/p>\n