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These medications mimic hormones that reduce hunger and slow digestion, but your bodys response can change over time
I often remind my patients to pay attention to both fluids and electrolytes, but also to be mindful of sodium intake
The claim: modest increases in energy expenditure or fat oxidation, appetite blunting
Maintaining progress after stopping treatment requires a commitment to healthy lifestyle habits
