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This is explained in the article: “ That does happen, of course, but research shows that it is not the full story. A study of more than 17,600 overweight and o
by nahnahno 2y ago
This is explained in the article:
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That does happen, of course, but research shows that it is not the full story. A study of more than 17,600 overweight and obese patients from 41 countries who took semaglutide found that participants lost about 10% of their body weight and had a 20% reduction in serious adverse coronary events, strokes, heart attacks and all-cause mortality. Crucially, these cardiovascular improvements long preceded any meaningful weight loss.
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- MPSimmons 2y agoI believe the parent to your comment was ranting that those are the kinds of questions we see again and again in the repeated threads, and they're right about that.