Thanks to Ozempic, it’s OK to say “weight loss” again. For years, wellness resorts had shied away from the overt promotion of pound-shedding programming when body positivity was trending. Now, they are capitalizing on the renewed public interest in getting thin.

For the last 48 years, the wellness resort Hilton Head Health in South Carolina has offered programs focused on weight loss through dietary changes and exercise. But recently, it began to overhaul all of its language to explicitly cater to a clientele with weight-loss goals, a spokesperson for the resort told The Post. It’s not alone. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort is asking guests to “skip Ozempic” and check out its “innovative wellness” offerings, holistic nutrition plans and non-invasive weight-loss treatments.