Obesity management drugs are mostly pharmacological agents that help people lose or maintain their weight. By altering either nutrition absorption or hunger, these medications affect one of the body's most essential mechanisms, weight management. These medications are used to control appetite and increase calorie metabolism. Although these treatments achieve their primary goal, they also have certain potentially hazardous side effects, such as heart attacks, strokes, blood clots, and other disorders. As a result, long-term use is not advised.
The majority of obesity management drugs are derived from naturally occurring chemicals in the body. They can be found in lipids, proteins, and carbs in nature. Obesity management drugs help people lose weight by reducing extra lipids and carbs, increasing protein and carbohydrate metabolism, decreasing hunger, and improving food absorption. They are mostly used to treat various types of obesity.
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