The 37-year-old told broadcasters Ed Balls and Susanna Reid how she was taken to hospital after she used a weight loss injection she purchased on Facebook for £20. She said: "I’d gained a fair bit of weight due to being on pregabalin, which is a nerve pain drug and unfortunately one of the biggest side-effects is the weight gain.

In a harrowing incident, a mother from Wales was rushed to the hospital after using 'fake' weight loss injections bought on Facebook for just £20 each. Jodie Jones, 37, from Eryrys became delirious, unconscious, and started vomiting blood following their use.

Jodi Jones appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain on Tuesday and shared her ordeal with hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid

Jodie Jones, 37, from Eryrys in Wales, had to be rushed to hospital after one of her children called an ambulance after she used the fake weight loss jabs she bought on Facebook

Mum of three Jodie Jones was left delirious, unconscious and vomiting blood after a violent reaction to one of the jabs, which she purchased from a beautician over Facebook