For people with HIV and fatty liver disease who are taking integrase inhibitor drugs, taking tesamorelin for a year likely helped reduce belly fat, while those on a placebo saw their belly fat...

For people with HIV and fatty liver disease on certain HIV drugs, taking tesamorelin for a year likely reduces belly fat by 8.3% while placebo makes it increase by 10.8%.

For people with HIV and fatty liver who are taking INSTI drugs, taking tesamorelin made their belly fat decrease by 8.3% after a year, while those on a dummy pill saw their belly fat increase by 10.8%. This finding is from the abstract summary - full study details were not available

For people with HIV and fatty liver disease on integrase inhibitors, taking tesamorelin for a year likely reduced liver fat by almost 5%, while the placebo group saw almost no change.

For people with HIV and fatty liver disease on INSTI drugs, tesamorelin likely reduces liver fat by 4.9% while placebo has almost no effect (0.1% decrease) after a year.

For people with HIV and fatty liver who are on INSTI drugs, taking tesamorelin for a year likely reduces belly fat by 8.3%, while those on a placebo see a 10.8% increase in belly fat.