it supports the bodys overall health, not just weight
Long-term conclusions rely on extrapolation Marie Spreckley, obesity researcher and public health nutritionist at the University of Cambridge in England, who was not involved in the study, cautioned that the papers long-term conclusions rely on modeled projections, rather than observed data, as the follow-up period for stopping treatment with newer medicines is limited to about 12 months
Remember that when they state these 24 month findings (or when in the title they say Most Patients Sustain at Least Some Weight Loss,) these statistics are drawn from information for only 1.9% of the semaglutide group, 5.4% of the liraglutide group, and 0.57% of the tirzepatide group
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