Ethical and practical considerations of obesity drugs: risks, benefits, and motivations for usage  @PeterAttiaMD
Ethical and practical considerations of obesity drugs: risks, benefits, and motivations for usage  @PeterAttiaMD
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This clip is from episode #314 ‒ Rethinking nutrition science: the evolving landscape of obesity treatment, GLP-1 agonists, protein, and the need for higher research standards with David Allison, Ph.D.

In this clip, they discuss:

- Who are legitimate candidates for obesity drugs?
- Who should not take these drugs?
- Peter’s clinical experience with GLP-1 agonists
- And more

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