Regulatory classification shouldnt be interpreted as evidence of clinical safety or effectiveness
Model performance of efficacy was further assessed by applying the model derived from our self-report data in a sample of 642 people who had provided HealthKit EHR data but had not completed the GLP1 survey, and hence were not used in the construction of the model
The most common include mild nausea (reported by approximately 40% of users), reduced appetite to the point of occasional food aversion, slight fatigue as your body adjusts to lower caloric intake, and occasional digestive changes including softer stools or mild constipation
Every little amount of alcohol, nicotine, or opioids activates the synthesis and transport of dopamine, allowing the user to feel a sense of reward promoting addictive behaviours
And for many people, the most surprising effects aren't always the ones listed on the label