Amy Schumer Shows 40lb Weight Loss in NYC
Amy Schumer, 44, appeared noticeably slimmer during a make-up free stroll near Central Park in Midtown Manhattan. Her dramatic transformation is attributed to the use of Mounjaro, a popular GLP-1 agonist drug she started earlier this year.
Weight Loss Details
Functional nutritionist Monica Partier commented on Schumer’s rapid change, saying:
“Amy definitely has lost a lot of weight in the past three months. She seems to have dropped at least 40lbs and is around 130lbs now, which is very slender for a woman who is 5ft7in. And she looks a lot happier and proud of her improved wellbeing, which is nice to see.”
Public and Social Media Presence
- Schumer has shared selfies highlighting her toned stomach on Instagram.
- Her social media features numerous glamorous images showcasing her new physique.
- On April 9, she expressed enthusiasm about Mounjaro:
"I'm loving being on Mounjaro and I haven't found that it's affected anything [side effects wise]."
Previous Experience with Weight Loss Medication
In 2022, Schumer had a difficult time with another weight loss drug, Ozempic, resulting in severe nausea and being bedridden.
Background
Schumer, who is 5ft7in tall, also underwent liposuction in 2022 as part of her body transformation journey.
Summary: Amy Schumer, at 44, has lost around 40 pounds using Mounjaro, reflecting a significant health and confidence boost after earlier challenges with other treatments.
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