The Beauty Queen Star Shares Daily Growth Hormone Injections During Teens
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Carmel Netzer, star of the Israeli series "The Beauty Queen," revealed she administered daily growth hormone injections from ages 12 to 16. She described the experience of not growing as expected during her teenage years as "tough."
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- Actress Carmel Netzer took daily growth hormone injections as a teen.
- She starred in the Israeli TV series "The Beauty Queen."
- Netzer described the treatment and not growing as "tough."
- The injections were administered from ages 12 to 16.
Carmel Netzer, an actress and content creator known for her role as Tmur in the Israeli TV series "The Beauty Queen" (HaShavua) on Kan 11, revealed details about a challenging medical treatment she underwent during her adolescence. In a post originally shared five years ago on Facebook, Netzer disclosed that from the ages of 12 to 16, she administered daily injections of growth hormones to herself.
Netzer shared a picture of the medical injection kit she used, explaining that the injections contained growth hormones. She drew a parallel to famous athletes, stating, "Yes, yes, like Messi." The actress reflected on the emotional difficulties she experienced during those years, particularly concerning the fundamental aspect of physical growth, which she described as "the most trivial thing in the world, to grow."
She characterized the experience as "tough," highlighting the personal struggle associated with not growing as expected during her teenage years. The series "The Beauty Queen" is a drama-comedy that airs on Kan 11, a public broadcasting channel in Israel.
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