The working hypothesis, discussed in the Giblin et al
There may also be more proven, conventional treatments to help you achieve the same goals with less risk
Semaglutide is FDA-approved but expensive
These medications include proton pump inhibitors (which are sometimes prescribed for people with GERD), the gout medication colchicine, the diabetes drug metformin, and H2 blockers such as Pepcid
Is dietary compliance consistent
This happens because when you stop the treatment, the effects of medication, such as reduced appetite and slower digestion, gradually fade and lead to an increase in hunger cravings and higher calorie intake