katie priceThe latest move caused a backlash online, raising some serious questions. Price was seen promoting peptides that are reportedly banned for human use. She has been regularly promoting the company’s products on her social media accounts.
Katie Price took to her X account to promote Supreme CBD’s peptides. She shared a £40 offer on the product on Wednesday. Soon after his post, online users raised serious concerns. Later he deleted his post.
“Guys, I’ve started my peptide journey with @supreme_cbd, and it’s a great offer starting at £40. Wow, that’s amazing,” he wrote.
an x user Said“Restricted to humans but apparently cleared by family group chat.”
another user Said“Of course Dragon! Children should be protected from this.” A user shared a screenshot of a website and wrote, “Commented this on the post but surprisingly got nothing back so I’ll try with you… “Not for human consumption?
according to daily MailEarlier this year, Price shared that his family was concerned about his extreme weight loss. However, he denied taking any weight loss medication.
In August, she shared a health update on The Katie Price Show podcast. She said, “The doctors called me. I have to go back and get two more blood tests because I need to see a gastroenterologist or something to figure out why I’m losing weight.”
Peptides, including Ozempic, which are designed to mimic your stomach hormones, making you feel full and causing extreme weight loss.
However, their latest post has raised serious questions because Supreme CBD’s peptides are not made for human use. Their website states that the product is for “scientific and laboratory research only.”
Earlier, his son Junior had also expressed concern about his eating habits in an Instagram video. Junior said, “Guys, normalize going to your mom’s house and cooking dinner for her. She won’t cook for herself, so I just had to come over and make her some food. Normalize doing this for your mom, guys.”
His continuously decreasing weight and recent promotion have raised concerns.