News.com.au says a so-called wellness trend has put hundreds in hospital. The headline doesn't name the trend, so tap through for details.
Recap by typeshit. Full story at News.com.au.
The Sunrise health expert says unregulated peptide use can put people in hospital, and in the worst cases leave them needing a new liver.
Some people on weight loss drugs are testing lower doses, hoping for fewer side effects. ThePrint reports on the trend, which these users describe themselves.
Bell raises the question of muscle loss for people losing weight on a GLP-1 and notes it isn't medical advice, pointing viewers to their doctor.
Dr. Woo points to the official position of the AAO and NANOS on whether routine eye exams just to check for NAION are needed.
Many new FDA panel members have financial stakes in the peptide industry, the Herald reports. An HHS spokesperson responded to the concerns by email.
A search result from Polskie Radio on oral semaglutide and weight loss, with no details given beyond the question itself.
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