The Japanese "jelly drink" promises to stave off hunger by filling up our stomachs. But does it work?

A 'forbidden liquid jelly drink' that helps curb snacking on sale in Japan has gone viral on social media, with users claiming it's a natural Ozempic.

A new Japanese drink, designed to curb hunger, has gained popularity on social media. Available in two flavors, it forms a heavier jelly in the stomach, reducing hunger for 2-3 hours. Experts ...

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SNACK ATTACK New ‘jelly drink’ hailed ‘as good as Ozempic’ for weight loss – but experts warn of grim side effects Some have said the new drink might be the best Ozempic alternative out ...

Just recently, Dr Ryszard Maleszka and his colleagues from ANU lifted up the lid on how royal jelly turns a regular egg into a queen bee. It seems that it alters how the bee DNA is read.

A 'forbidden liquid jelly drink' that helps curb snacking is taking Japan , and the internet, by storm However, experts told MailOnline that, while likely safe, the drink is probably being overhyped.

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