Key Takeaways
- His weight loss became widely noticed after a viral video praising Elon Musk.
- Jones credits his transformation to consistent exercise, dietary changes, and specific supplements.
- The Hodgetwins, comedic personalities, commented on Jones looking like a “spartan warrior.”
Alex Jones, the American radio host and conspiracy theorist, has recently garnered attention not only for his controversial views but also for his significant weight loss transformation.
Jones attributes his physical transformation to a combination of consistent exercise, dietary changes, and the use of specific supplements.
This transformation caught the public eye after a viral video where he praised Elon Musk for exposing a major scandal in the UK.
Comments about his new physique flooded social media platforms like X, where opinions varied.
While some skeptically joked about his weight loss methods, referring to him as “Ozempic Jones,” others noted his improved appearance despite his controversial reputation.
He’s ‘suddenly’ lost weight due to eating right and exercise.. has nothing to do with the coincidence of the new weight loss medications available like Wegovy 😎😂👇🏻 yeah Alex Jones pull the other one
Via X
Keith and Kevin Hodge, aka the Hodgetwins, famously known for their comedic commentary, also responded to Jones’s drastic weight loss, writing:
Alex Jones 2.0 out here looking like a spartan warrior
— Hodgetwins (@hodgetwins) January 5, 2025
We need some of what you on bruh 🤣@RealAlexJones pic.twitter.com/pboix3RyON
In addition, another wrote:
I miss the old Alex
Via X
Adding to the narrative, personal trainer Shawn B. Johnson shared videos of Jones’s progress, humorously claiming a 45-pound weight loss due to an ‘experimental drug’ he called ‘Shawnzempic.’
Later, Jones himself confirmed on social media that he had lost 50 pounds, attributing it strictly to his workout and diet efforts, without any pharmaceutical help.
Day 98: Training to take on the NWO, Alex Jones has officially lost 50 lbs! 😎😎
— Shawn B. Johnson (@shawnbjohnson) December 8, 2024
Track his progress here @shawnbjohnson and @AJNlive pic.twitter.com/T0CzB8bIN4
Likewise, in early November 2024, Jones addressed rumors about using the Big Pharma drug Ozempic for weight loss. He wrote:
To all the people claiming that I’ve lost weight because of taking Ozempic, I say this. You are welcome to believe whatever you want. The reality is I am working out seven days a week eating better and taking a lot of high-quality supplements available at thealexjonesstore.com I was once in great shape and am working to get back there.
Via Infowars
Jones credits his weight loss to a strict routine of daily exercises, healthier eating habits, and quality supplements, which he also sells through his business.
His online shop features a variety of products aimed at enhancing weight management and overall health.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Alex Jones was born on February 11, 1974, in Dallas, Texas, to parents Carol and David Jones.
- He hosts the long-standing online news and politics talk show, “The Alex Jones Show,” from Austin, Texas, formerly syndicated across the U.S. by the Genesis Communications Network.
- He shares three children with his ex-wife, Kelly Jones (née Nichols), and one child with his current wife, Erika Wulff.
