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It is interesting, but the major turn off is that since it is primarily a diabetic drug, it messes with your blood sugar. From get go, you will want to control
by A4ET8a8uTh0 6y ago
It is interesting, but the major turn off is that since it is primarily a diabetic drug, it messes with your blood sugar. From get go, you will want to control your sugar and/or follow strict diet.
Granted, those turn offs are for people without diabetes. People with it already have to follow that routine in their life.
All that said, it is better to have more tools than less given US population increased obesity rates.
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- yonaguska 6y agoIf your weight is that serious of a concern, diabetes will be the next step anyways.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoThankfully, drugs should be a means of last resort; most people should be able to make do with some lifestyle changes / tweaks.
- maxerickson 6y agoThe impact on blood sugar is to reduce it, or so. That's not a bad thing. Diabetics that inject insulin (and/or take some other drugs) have to watch for low blood sugar, but it is high blood sugar that does most of the long term damage associated with diabetes. Someone that frequently has low blood sugar should probably adjust their diet, but that's anyway going to be part of a weight loss regimen.