Dr. Nageswara Reddy Issues Warning on Weight Loss Injections

These days, we are witnessing a rise in peculiar medical conditions such as fatty liver, advanced stages of diabetes, and other complications. A common underlying issue in many of these cases is the increasing obesity rate and alarming blood sugar levels.

In this context, renowned gastroenterologist Dr. Nageswara Reddy has shed light on various treatment options and reversal mechanisms that can help manage these conditions effectively. He recommended the use of quality dietary supplements, adequate rest, and regular yoga practice as effective ways to combat these lifestyle diseases.

When asked about the rising trend of using injections for obesity treatment and rapid weight loss, Dr. Reddy strongly advised against it. As one of the most respected specialists in his field, he called these injections “the worst possible approach” to tackling such health issues.

“These injections contain a gut bacteria called GLP-1, which helps regulate blood sugar and suppress appetite,” he explained. “However, artificially injecting this bacteria into the body is not a safe or natural practice. With a balanced diet and regular exercise, the body can naturally produce this bacteria in sufficient amounts. Artificially introducing it creates uncertainty about dosage and long-term effects.”

He further warned that these injections are often used to suppress appetite and induce weight loss, but if not administered under proper medical supervision, they could result in serious side effects, including dry skin and ozempic face.

Dr. Reddy concluded with a public health warning: Artificially altering bodily functions through such means is not advisable for long term. He repeated that natural methods are more than enough to reverse existing damage and restore good health, and urged people not to view these injections as a quick-fix solution.