The World Health Organization puts diet and activity ahead of weight loss drugs in its approach to obesity in children, as GLP-1 use among teens grows.
Recap by typeshit. Full story at Japan Today.
A sponsored-style look at compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide through telehealth firm Mochi Health, noting compounded drugs aren't FDA approved for safety or quality.
Longevity Technology reports BodySpec's new offering targets GLP-1 users worried about muscle, with body scans said to take about 12 minutes.
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A short upload with no description, so the reasoning behind the claim isn't given. Worth a tap only if you follow the gray market retatrutide talk.
The dermatologist says many of her patients take GLP-1s, and calls her own weight loss on Zepbound, which she nicknames vitamin Z, life-changing.
Dr. Brian Burton says he hears these stories often, though much is still unknown. Mom of three Jessica Kelliher says she pays about $250 a month for her drug.
Generic guidance aimed at health coaches whose clients take GLP-1 medications, noting the drugs are becoming a bigger part of weight management.
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