GEMMA Collins showed off her weight loss as she dazzled in a plunging suit at SkinnyJab launch in London tonight. The 38-year-old looked striking in a sparkly jumpsuit which perfectly pointed out her shrinking frame. Gemma has lost three stone from getting £250 weight loss jabs from specialists Skinny Jab. She officially opened their new […]
GEMMA Collins showed off her weight loss as she dazzled in a plunging suit at SkinnyJab launch in London tonight.
The 38-year-old looked striking in a sparkly jumpsuit which perfectly pointed out her shrinking frame.
Gemma has lost three stone from getting £250 weight loss jabs from specialists Skinny Jab.
She officially opened their new clinic tonight at a star-studded launch in Essex.
Gemma looked glowing as she posed for photographers before meeting with fans.
Her dramatic transformation first started back in January when she signed up for Dancing On Ice.
She was burning up to 1,500 calories a time during training – helping her to shift the weight after years of yoyo dieting.
She’s managed to keep it off with regular weight loss injections.
The official website states that SkinnyJab “removes hunger from the equation”, also reassuring that the suppressant used in the the plan regulates blood glucose levels that allows the body to turn stored fat into energy.
It boasts that the plan is suitable for anyone aged between 18 and 76 and the first programme last three weeks, costing £250.
Repeat jabs are £135 a pop and last two to four weeks.
Dr Sarah Jarvis, clinical director at patient.info, told The Sun Online: “It should only be used by people who are obese, or who are significantly overweight and also have other medical conditions.
“In studies, the average amount of weight lost by people taking this drug for weight loss was about 4-6kg over a year, and about 4.6kg over 3 years.
“Some people will lose more, some people less. But it clearly is not a ‘miracle cure’ – there really is no side-effect free miracle solution for obesity.
“This injection should only be used under close medical supervision, in addition to effective diet and lifestyle changes.
“Like any other licensed drug, it has side effects – among the most common are feeling sick or being sick and diarrhoea.”
SkinnyJab was founded in February 2017, and the website states that all clients have to undergo a full clinical health screening and “comprehensive medical consultation” before they are provided with the product.
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