Weight Loss Drugs Shift UK Spending on Food and Beauty (Full Transcript)

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: How are weight loss drugs affecting how we spend our money? Supermarkets like the Co-op, Morrisons and M&S have all bought out new ranges of food aimed at those on weight loss drugs. And Greggs says the jabs have made people want smaller portions and protein-heavy snacks. It's also why some restaurants are offering lighter menus. There's evidence that people on weight loss drugs want to drink less alcohol too. Experts say that could boost the trend we're already seeing for alcohol-free alternatives. And what about beauty? There's been loads of discussion about the effects of quick weight loss on your skin. Well last year the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons reported an 8% rise in facelifts, citing the drugs as one factor. And the jabs themselves? Well they can typically set you back between £1 and £350 a month.