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Not all weight lost on medications like semaglutide or tirzepatide is the same., Some muscle loss can and does occur…but there are ways to reduce it., Protein intake and resistance training matter
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GLP-1s don’t inherently cause muscle loss., Context, nutrition, training, and age determine outcomes., , 🎁Share this to correct a common misconception., , #endocrinologist #GLP1 #weightloss
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Do GLP 1’s cause muscle loss? , A 2023 review found that GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide don’t inherently cause muscle loss. , In fact, they’re associated with reduced muscle atrophy, lower
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