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According to Joesph, this underlines the fact that aggressive weight loss interventions to try and achieve remission need to happen early in the diabetes journey. This study suggests that a combination of following a very low-calorie diet and semaglutide might be an effective way to help manage type 2 diabetes
Understanding whether phentermine qualifies as a GLP-1 (it does not) helps clarify why these two work through different mechanisms
