A man who 'thought he was going to die' after using the 'King Kong' of weight loss injections is warning others of the dangers.

Georgie Aldous, 26, claims he was left suffering panic attacks and a rapid heartbeat after buying Mounjaro online - and believes rules surrounding the weight loss drug should be tightened

MILLIONS of Brits “will have to wait” to take a lifesaving fat loss jab dubbed the “King Kong of weight loss drugs”. Fewer than 10 per cent of patients in England who are

Despite an estimated 3.4 million people in England meeting the eligibility criteria for Mounjaro, fewer than 10% will initially have access to the medication on the NHS over the next three years. Only about 220,000 people with the highest clinical needs are expected to receive it during this period, reported the BBC.

Mounjaro has been reserved for those with a body mass index above 35, as well as with an obesity-related illness. Sky's science and medical correspondent Thomas Moore has been finding out why the rollout will take so long.

Georgie Aldous was hospitalised after taking the Mounjaro injection and has warned against the use of the drug - despite losing three-and-a-half stone