Non-approved Therapies for Obesity Incretin-based Treatments Since the isolation of the peptide exendin-4 from Heloderma suspectum (Gila Monster) lizard venom in 1992 [25], several drugs that manipulate the incretin axis have been produced and approved for use in people with T2D including exenatide (2005), liraglutide (2009), lixisenatide (2013), albiglutide (2014, withdrawn 2017), dulaglutide (2014) and semaglutide (2017) [26]
As with most treatments, there are some mild side effects
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Even so, it means that there are likely to be genetic factors that account for some of the weight loss response
A reduced appetite is an expected effect of tirzepatide and plays a role in its ability to support weight loss
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