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GLP1 analogues work on the gut-brain hormone axis, the powerful mechanism that controls our hunger and very importantly our satiety, sending messages to our brain that we are full, making us less hungry and thereby leading to less food being consumed
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307 The most common laxatives work by osmosis, that is, they draw fluid into the intestine producing softer stools that are easier to pass
