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Claudia Oshry says that while she was reluctant to quit Ozempic, she feels comfortable after doing so.

The influencer, 29, said in an interview with Page Six Monday that she feels 'good' five months after stopping use of Ozempic.

'I think when I was on Ozempic, my biggest fear was being off of it,' Oshry, who has 3.1 million Instagram followers under the handle Girl With No Job, told the outlet.

Oshry, who lost 70 pounds, Gluco slim Stiftung Warentest said, 'People would always ask, "Well, what are you going to do?"' to which she said she'd 'figure it out.'

Oshry said she'd felt 'really good and really strong' in her new routine of WeightWatchers, foods with higher protein content and exercise.




Claudia Oshry, 29, says that while she was reluctant to quit Ozempic, she feels comfortable after doing so. Pictured in NYC last month 

'I feel very relieved because this idea of the day I get off Ozempic was always like a scary thing for me,' Oshry said. 'It was something I always thought about, but I was just trying to focus on my journey at the time.

'And now that I've made it, I feel really good.'

Oshry said of her weight loss aims: 'I feel like it's doable and if it's doable for me, it's doable for anyone.

'I was the least likely to end up this way,' she said. 'I had a very bad case of whatever it was, of laziness, of obesity, of poor choices, of really [a] lack of willpower. So I feel proud of myself.'

Oshry said she's had a boost in energy in the five months since ceasing the use of Ozempic.

'I will say it's one of the best feelings,' the social media personality said. 'I didn't even know how different my life could be.'   

Oshry added, 'If a doctor prescribed a celebrity, who's a human being, a drug, it's literally none of our business.

'The speculation, the witch hunt, bothers me so, so, so much because what goes on between someone and their doctor is literally none of your business. And if you think they look skinny, good for you, move on. Like, focus on yourself.'





Oshry told Page Six, 'I think when I was on Ozempic, my biggest fear was being off of it'





Ozempic is an injectable prescription medication approved by the FDA aimed at people who have type 2 diabetes 







Last month, Oshry said that her appetite had spiked since she ceased using Ozempic last November.

'I'm so hungry all the motherf***ing time and I'm always looking for good treats cause I'm still trying to lose weight but on my own,' Oshry said March 5 on TikTok. 'I'm always looking for snacks and things to fill me up.'

She asked more than 326,900 followers, 'What are we eating to stay full? I cannot stay full, it's impossible. I just had a 12-ounce steak and I'm starving so I'm eating popcorn. How are we staying full?'

Ozempic is an injectable prescription medication approved by the FDA aimed at people who have Type 2 diabetes.


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