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Detailed molecular analyses of liver cell types showed that semaglutide shifts gene activity in LSECs, prompting them to release anti-inflammatory molecules that act on the broader liver environment, pushing it toward a state more closely resembling a healthy, disease-free liver
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However, this doesnt mean you can eat a diet solely consisting of bacon and cheese
Sheetz KH, Gerhardinger L, Dimick JB, Waits SA