Gordon Ramsay curses out people wanting weight-loss medicine-friendly menus

If you’re on Ozempic or any of the other weight-loss drugs that have become popular over the past few years, Gordon Ramsay isn’t cooking for you.

The “Hell’s Kitchen” chef was asked whether or not he’s adjust the menus at his world famous restaurants to accommodate patrons on the medications, and he delivered his answer in classic Gordon Ramsay fashion.

“That is absolute bullsh-t. There’s no f—king way we’re giving in to the Mounjaro job,” he told the outlet.

He continued, “The problem is with them [the diners] for eating too much in the first f—king place!”

"There’s no way that we’re coming in with an Ozempic tasting menu to make you feel like less of a fat f--k by 10:30 in the evening,” he added.

The chef instead recommends self discipline in all things.

“The older you get in this industry, you feel the downside of not getting the balance right,” he told The Times. “You can get sucked in, it gets too much and it destroys you, so I’ve always kept that incredible discipline of having a foot in each camp. I have to find time and space to balance out and recalibrate.”

Ozempic and Mounjaro are both drugs intended to treat Type 2 diabetes, but have become popular for weight loss over the past few years, particularly with celebrities.

The “Kitchen Nightmares” host also had thoughts on the influx of influencers and the lack of proper etiquette.

He complained about “TikTokers” focus on photographing food rather than enjoying it, saying, “F--king ring lights and posting about how good the food is.”

While he admits the marketing and promotion influencers provide can be helpful, it’s annoying for other diners, adding Americans are the worst offenders because, “because they’re constantly taking f--king pictures with their flashlights on.”