The Type II diabetes drug’s active ingredient, semaglutide, can cause loss of appetite, which has prompted many stars to use it to lose weight fast.
“To each his own, but I do encourage people to eat right and exercise,” the “Ted” actor told Page Six exclusively at Tao’s grand opening of Cathédrale at the Aria Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday.
Wahlberg, 51, added that maintaining one’s health “the good old-fashioned way” is his preference because it’s the “most sustainable” route.“You’d be surprised what you can accomplish when you’re willing to do the work,” he told Page Six.While he’s not a fan of Ozempic, the “Entourage” executive producer noted that he won’t judge anyone who chooses to use the controversial injections.
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