This is the Guardian.

It's the drug that Hollywood celebrities and billionaires like Elon Musk are using to shed huge amounts of weight in a matter of weeks.

When Twitter owner Elon Musk got slimmer, crediting fasting and Wagovi a a weight loss drug it went viral and now a version of it is coming here if you have a prescription

pharmacies here in the UK it's a begin selling a controversial weight loss jab. It's called Wegovi or Semag Lutide and it will be

available with a prescription and it works by suppressing appetite. With a quarter of adults in England now classed as having obesity, some see the Jabs as a

potential game changer in the fight against the disease that cost the NHS 6 billion pounds a year.

But when the causes of obesity are so complex and personal,

is there a danger that a quick fix

won't address the root cause of the disease and could it even increase stigma?

From the Guardian I mean sample and this is science weekly. Nicola Davis, you're a science correspondent for the Guardian and you've written about these

new weight loss injections.

First of all, Wegovie isn't the first weight loss jab

approved here in the UK.

A drug called Saxeender, which is made by the same company,

is already available.

So what makes Wigovi different?

So the one that's been around for a while

is called Saxender and the drug it contains

is called Lyraglutide.

The other drug, Wigovi, is a new

new kid on the other drug, Wagoe, is a new kid on the block and that contains a drug called

semagglutide and the difference really is that the semagglutide

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