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Country music star’s daughter says Ozempic brought back eating disorder - MLive.com
Eating Disorders (Google News) · August 5, 2026
In plain language
Gracie McGraw, daughter of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, recently shared how using the weight-loss medication Ozempic for a medical condition led to the return of her eating disorder. Though the drug helped manage her physical health, the rapid weight loss triggered negative thoughts and body image struggles. She eventually decided to stop the medication to prioritize her mental well-being and recovery. Her story highlights how certain medical treatments for weight can sometimes hide or worsen underlying eating disorders.
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Key takeaways
- Gracie McGraw reported that using GLP-1 medications contributed to the return of her eating disorder.
- The medication was originally prescribed to treat polycystic ovarian syndrome, a common hormonal health condition.
- McGraw felt that the weight loss she experienced reinforced harmful beauty standards and negative self-perceptions.
- She observed that people treated her differently and offered more job opportunities only after she became thinner.
- Promoting medically-induced thinness as a personal achievement can be dangerous for those struggling with body image issues.
Country music star’s daughter says Ozempic brought back eating disorder MLive.com
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