Computers can predict who will lose massive weight on GLP-1 drugs just from their baseline traits — and it’s not random. Those with higher initial weight or diabetes saw the biggest quality-of-life gains, while heart benefits clustered in people with existing disease. https://s.fitbodyscience.com/w2H6Xd
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GLP-1 drugs help some people lose weight and protect their hearts—but not everyone, and how they feel afterward is still a bit of a mystery.
People respond very differently to GLP-1 drugs—some lose a lot of weight, others barely any, and computers can even predict who will respond well based on individual traits. The same goes for heart benefits: these drugs clearly help people with existing heart disease, but the degree of protection varies, and they don’t seem to outperform other diabetes medications in every case. As for quality of life, other research actually found that people, especially those who were heavier or sicker to begin with, tended to feel better about their health after starting the drugs, which contradicts the idea that this effect is unclear.
These drugs aren’t a one-size-fits-all solution, but for many, they’re making a real difference—just not in the same way for everyone.
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