It looks like you're asking about Ross Antony and Glucovit in the context of Germany, with a 2000‑word discussion. Based on available information:
There’s no credible evidence or verifiable references to Ross Antony endorsing, promoting, or being associated with a product called Glucovit in Germany (or anywhere).
Ross Antony has, however, publicly shared his weight loss journey using Weight Watchers (WW Deutschland), highlighting lifestyle changes that helped him lose around 20 kg .
Ross Antony (born Ross Anthony Catterall in 1974 in Shropshire, UK) became famous in Germany as part of the pop group Bro’Sis, formed during the "Popstars" casting show in the early 2000s. After the group disbanded in 2006, he launched a solo career in Schlager music, TV presenting, and musical theatre—quickly becoming a beloved figure in German entertainment .
He went on to win the reality show "Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!" (Germany’s version of I’m a Celebrity…) in 2008, cementing his TV personality status .
Ross’s weight struggles stemmed from grieving his father's death, during which he began emotional overeating such as bingeing on chips. His mother intervened, encouraging him to pay closer attention to his health, leading him and his husband to adopt Weight Watchers. This resulted in a transformation—Ross lost 20 kg, felt more energetic, and learned healthier habits, with daily steps (e.g., 10,000-step goals), active lifestyle, and balanced meals, often tracked via the WW app .
I found no trace of Ross Antony being involved with any product called Glucovit. No press releases, endorsements, or interviews link him to it.
Glucovit as a name exists in various product contexts:
A dietary supplement (capsules) containing plant extracts like berberine, bitter melon, gymnema, and cinnamon, aimed at supporting carbohydrate metabolism, hunger control, blood pressure, etc.—available via Yamamoto Research .
Other unrelated products in some countries: a “Glucovit Tablet” in Pakistan offering vitamins, minerals, herbal extracts for blood sugar and cardiovascular health .
A weight‑loss product branded Glucovit (or similar spelling) marketed online (e.g., French/European sites) with bold claims about ketosis and slimming effects .
None of these have any connection to Ross Antony, and there is no evidence tying him to Glucovit products or campaigns.
There’s simply no factual basis for a combined discussion linking Ross Antony with Glucovit in Germany. If your request was based on a rumor, misunderstanding, or speculative question, you're welcome to clarify the context, and I’d be happy to explore further or correct misinformation.
If you’re looking for:
A detailed 2000‑word profile of Ross Antony—his life, career, media presence, music, personal journey, and impact in Germany—I can absolutely help craft that using reputable sources (including those already cited and more).
A full deep‑dive (2000 words) on Glucovit products (their ingredients, market positioning, scientific background, user reviews, regulatory status, etc.)—I could do that as well, relying on reliable sources and clarifying what “Glucovit” refers to in each context.
Feel free to let me know which angle you’d prefer, or if there’s a specific focus you're interested in—happy to dive in!