Ashlee Amborn says she conceived a month into GLP-1 use. A review hints at a link in women with obesity and PMOS, but doctors say stop the drug before trying.
Recap by typeshit. Full story at ABC7 Los Angeles.
He says close to 40% of weight lost in the trial's body-scan group was lean mass, and argues muscle loss isn't the drug's fault.
Wayne Pratt walks through what happens in the brain when drugs like Ozempic dial down the constant background chatter about eating.
Bikman cites a trial where people who lost about 21% and switched to placebo regained 14% within a year, while those who stayed on kept losing.
In Genome Medicine, diet-triggered delivery beat constant secretion on fat and liver fat, and kept down gut microbes carrying GLP-1-degrading peptidase genes.
Ashlee Amborn says she conceived one month into GLP-1 use for PMOS. A review hints at a fertility link, but doctors say to stop the drug about two months before trying.
One mother tells ABC News she got pregnant a month after starting a GLP-1. Doctors note the drugs aren't a fertility treatment and advise stopping two months before trying to conceive.
Loading…