What Is The Viral ‘Natural Mounjaro’ Drink? Health Experts Tell Us If It’s Actually Effective For Fat Loss

Nature's Mounjaro: Ginger Lemon & Honey Drink

Emily Feivor, a registered dietitian with Northwell, recently told PEOPLE, "The drink is probably being used as a replacement for a heavier meal or a higher-calorie meal than people were typically eating before."

The reason this drink is being labeled as nature’s mounjaro is because it contains natural ingredients that mimic some effects of weight loss medications.

Honey can help regulate blood sugar levels and curb sugar cravings. Ginger is known to suppress appetite and reduce hunger pangs. Lemon, on the other hand, is high in vitamin C and antioxidants, boosting metabolism and fat-burning processes.

However, Feivor says it won't work as well as weight loss medications, especially if you're not practicing a healthy overall lifestyle.

She notes that because you've cut calories by drinking this beverage, you will probably "eat more in the next meal, snack more, because your body is craving that nutrition that we might have skipped in that meal that you're replacing this drink with."

The drink is incredibly healthy, but it's best if it's paired with a balanced meal.

The bottom line

Even if this drink doesn’t lead to significant weight loss, there’s no reason to overlook its benefits. These ingredients offer numerous health advantages, including use in wellness shots to help combat the flu during colder months and provide relief from congestion.

While the viral "nature’s Mounjaro" drink may not deliver the same weight loss results as medications like Mounjaro, it offers a range of health benefits worth incorporating into your routine. It's important to view this drink as a supplement to a healthy, balanced diet rather than a replacement for meals. Pairing it with nutritious meals and maintaining an active lifestyle is key to achieving sustainable weight loss and overall health.