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Trevogrumab Prevents 70% of Muscle Loss on GLP-1s! EASD 2026

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    Eleanor
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    This will take a while for me.
    https://youtu.be/zfFlhXB8EvM?si=p-bJrGOwMlJYaeWd

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      How does that compare to regular strength training and moderate weight loss? I was thinking muscle loss was greatly over blown in glp1 usage when accompanied by weight training.

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        Here's a good short from Drs about it https://youtu.be/WjaOmIPnIoQ?is=haxXXxuQeUveBe9U

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          Here's a good short from Drs about it https://youtu.be/WjaOmIPnIoQ?is=haxXXxuQeUveBe9U

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          @derekg1 I completely agree. I've tried to explain to people that it's the difference between a grain fed steer (moo) and a 100% grass fed steer. There's a lot of fat jammed into the muscle over time and, it's not the muscle fiber being catabolized but the fat contained between the muscle fibers. That's just one example. Quite a few people I talk with about this make it a moral issue and have never had the problem. Somewhere along the line, it will be a close friend or family member that picks up the GLP1 and maybe things will change. IDK.

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