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Weight Loss: Can Ozempic, Other GLP-1 Drugs Boost Low Testosterone?
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, JUL 15 – New research shows GLP-1 receptor agonists raised testosterone by 18% and normalized levels in 77% of men with obesity or type 2 diabetes after 18 months.
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Being Overweight Affects Your Sex Drive
Being Overweight Affects Your Sex Drive hidden Being overweight hampers your sex life Add a bad time in bed to the list of ways excess weight can impede your life satisfaction. In a survey of more than 1,000 obese and normal-weight men and women, more than half of obese people reported problems with sexual enjoyment, sex drive or sexual performance or avoided sex altogether, compared with only 5 percent of their normal-weight counterparts. It's …
Celebrities and public figures drive the use of weight loss drugs. The danger of following trends without medical supervision. Physical and emotional consequences that many do not know
Weight Loss: Can Ozempic, Other GLP-1 Drugs Boost Low Testosterone?
A new study reports that GLP-1 medications may improve low testosterone in men with obesity or type 2 diabetes. The findings align with prior evidence showing that weight loss can support healthy testosterone levels.Read MoreThe post GLP-1 Drugs May Boost Testosterone Levels In Men With Obesity, Diabetes first appeared on The Who Dat Daily.
The European Medicines Agency has assessed the eye disease NAION as a very rare side effect of the semaglutide medicines (Ozempic, Rybelsus and Wegovy) prescribed for diabetes and weight loss. Semaglutide should be stopped if a patient is diagnosed with NAION. NAION, or anterior optic neuropathy, is a condition in which the front part of the optic nerve, the optic plexus, is deprived of oxygen due to a lack of blood flow. It can cause sudden and…
A new obesity pill that can burn fat without suppressing appetite is showing promise in animal tests and early human clinical trials, and if proven, could offer a more convenient and cheaper alternative to the GLP-1 drugs that currently dominate the market.
Users of an app recognize positive and negative effects, such as raising libido and self-esteem but also feeling more stigma and shame, according to a study by US scientists
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