This article examines a South Korean appetite-suppressant gel that has gone viral on social media, thanks to promotions from influencers like Kylie Jenner. Often called "Korean Ozempic," the product contains Garcinia cambogia. Research hasn't proven that this ingredient helps with weight loss, and it can even be toxic to the liver. Nutritionists interviewed for the story claim that appetite suppressants simply do not work. They criticize the poorly regulated weight-loss industry for constantly rebranding old products to keep sales high. These experts also warn that such promotions push restrictive habits, which can damage a person's relationship with food.