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They'd probably work. From what I've read, after cessation there is some typical weight gain even with the same diet, but it levels off. That indicates to me
by cogman10 2y ago
They'd probably work. From what I've read, after cessation there is some typical weight gain even with the same diet, but it levels off.
That indicates to me it's doing a bit more than just appetite suppression.
- throwanem 2y agoI don't doubt it is more than merely an appetite suppressant; otherwise I'd expect it to show no significant efficacy over lifestyle changes alone in treating and preventing diabetes, and I understand that it does show such efficacy. I don't know if that matters, or how much, for the obesity application, where appetite suppression seems plausibly the effect of sole or major interest.