Earlier this year, a randomized, placebo-controlled human clinical study published in Obesity Pillars found that, in 30 women, those who took either a high- or low- dose of Amarasate twice daily at 16 and 20 hours into a 24-hour fast experienced a significant reduction in appetite, and cravings (roughly -40%), as well as calories consumed during a fast-breaking meal compared to placebo
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Reduced appetite , which, while a therapeutic goal, may sometimes result in inadequate caloric intake if not monitored
This support ranges from understanding the drug to checking in on them and educating them about the effects of the drug so that they can have better persistency and can realize the long-term benefits.
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