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The drug doesn't actually "burn" fat, as the previous headline suggested, but reduces appetite. All known drugs that actually trick the body into burning more
by baybal2 6y ago
The drug doesn't actually "burn" fat, as the previous headline suggested, but reduces appetite.
All known drugs that actually trick the body into burning more fat are kind of dangerous, some are lethally dangerous from a single overdose. And they would reduce the appetite, oppositely some cause monstrous appetite.
I'm 80-85kg 173cm man. Months of strenuous exercise doesn't barely make me reach 78-79. Though they do make me feel much better, and energetic.
A therapy needs to do both, somehow make the body consume more energy from fat specifically, and not cause excess appetite. This can be one leg of that.
- computerphage 6y ago> somehow make the body consume more energy from fat specifically Any way to achieve a calorie deficit will accomplish this. There doesn't have to be a second drug to make your body use fat as energy once you've already given it no other choice.