Izadora Morais, known as the muse of Colorado do Brás, has made the difficult decision to withdraw from this year's São Paulo carnival on medical advice. This decision came after she required hospitalization due to adverse reactions from using weight loss pens, which included significant liver impairment and clinical alterations as indicated by her medical examinations. As a result of these health issues, she needs to be monitored closely and refrain from any strenuous physical activity.

Initially excited about her debut in the carnival, Morais had been drawn to the school's theme about witches and influential women. However, she experienced immense pressure to meet aesthetic standards, prompting her to opt for medications intended to expedite weight loss. Unfortunately, this decision took a toll on her health, as she reported symptoms such as fatigue, skin discoloration, pain, and swelling shortly after starting the treatment.

The health complications included suspicions of vascular issues that raised concerns about potential embolism, necessitating her hospitalization. After her release, further medical examinations are anticipated to ensure her well-being. Morais' story serves as a cautionary tale about the pressures of beauty standards, particularly within high-stakes environments like carnival, where individuals may feel compelled to compromise their health in pursuit of idealized body images.