Anna Richardson is to front a new Channel 4 documentary about the recent slimming jab phenomenon.
The 'Naked Attraction' presenter, 52, will aim to discover the truth behind Semaglutide and Liraglutide - also known as Wegovy and Ozempic - which have been approved for use by the NHS and are soon to be heading to UK high-street chemists.
Anna said: "Much as these drugs have been approved for treatment for those with type 2 diabetes or obesity, the dangerous hype around them, added to by celebrity endorsement, is rapidly going to lead to improper use in those who do not need it.
"This doc will be the first to uncover the myths and facts behind the new ‘magic bullet’ in the fight against obesity."
Anna - who is collaborating on the film with Betty TV - will explore whether social media is compounding the craze, and see whether the risks are being communicated.
Helen Cooke, Joint Creative Director of Betty TV, added: "It’s time to take a closer look at this slimming jab and dig deeper into the science behind it.
"I’m thrilled to have Anna on board to lead this timely and important documentary."
Clemency Green, Senior Commissioning Editor for Channel 4 Daytime and Features, added: "Regular users of social media will have been bombarded with people talking about the 'magic' effects of the slimming jab.
"This documentary promises to deliver an enlightening exploration of this so-called 'magic' jab, backed by rigorous research, medical expertise, and compelling personal anecdotes.
"The show will investigate whether this medicine really could be the answer to obesity, saving the NHS millions, or if we should all be more cautious of quick fixes."