Exploring the Effectiveness of Ozempic and Similar Weight Loss Drugs.

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Researchers in Greenville are conducting clinical trials on a GLP-GIP combination drug, similar to the diabetic drug Ozempic, that has been shown to help reduce weight. The drug works in combination with another gut hormone called GIP, which helps control blood sugar levels and appetite. The combination of hormones could be more effective for weight loss. The drug is currently only approved for diabetes, not weight loss. Common side effects include gastrointestinal pain or discomfort. Only diabetic patients who meet certain criteria can enroll in the clinical trial.
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