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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was listening to a podcast in which the host was debating taking it for weight loss. His concern was, what happens when he stops taking it? And his host said he can take it forever, which diabetics do. But my understanding of how it works is that it delays gastric emptying, which causes a feeling of fullness and nausea if you try to eat more. That’s why diabetics often report early weight loss. [b]But gradually they get used to the feeling and so they stop losing weight. [/b] If they’re still eating the way they always did (and why would they stop eating that way since they’re taking the drug for diabetes, not weight loss), they put the weight that they lost back on. Often this is a good thing because you don’t want to be underweight either. So for people taking it for weight loss, what happens when the feeling of nausea from eating goes away? [/quote] I’m not aware of any study indicating weight re-gain in diabetic populations. Can you please share your source on this? [/quote]
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