If you’re a single person making $70,000 in Los Angeles, you are considered low income. If you make $80,000 in Orange County, you’re also in that category
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Sharing her story. Tracy Tutor revealed that she stopped taking Mounjaro after experiencing uncomfortable side effects.
The Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles star, 47, opened up about her experience with the drug during the Friday, June 2, episode of the “Jeff Lewis Has Issues” podcast. “The only thing I could not do was drink [alcohol], which [would make me] projectile vomit,” Tutor said of her time on the medication, which she said lasted for about two months. “Like, if I had more than two glasses of wine.”
The Bravo personality went on to claim that she once threw up in front of a client while on Mounjaro. “I was shooting the show, actually, and we were shooting the finale, and I had taken the [Mounjaro] shot, like, maybe a week before,” she recalled. “One night we stayed in and we had dinner, and I had probably three glasses of wine, maybe smoked a little hooch after, went to bed, woke up, was unwell — like, so unwell.”
Tutor said she kept “hiding” in her trailer because she felt so poorly, but production asked her come out for one last scene.
“So, I’m, like, talking to a client, and she asked me a question, and I just cover my mouth, and I turn around, and it’s like … it was so intense,” the real estate pro recalled. “I must’ve run, like, 200 feet, throwing up the entire way. The whole party, like, stops. Everybody’s looking like, ‘What’s wrong with her?’ It was a tragedy.”
The California native added that she didn’t think her illness was caused by a hangover. “It was, like, legitimately from the shot,” she claimed.
Mounjaro is the brand name of a medication used for treating diabetes that has become popular in recent months for its off-label use as a weight loss
If you’re a single person making $70,000 in Los Angeles, you are considered low income. If you make $80,000 in Orange County, you’re also in that category
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