Weight-loss medications are typically recommended for people who have: Body mass index (B.M.I.) greater than 30 BMI greater than 27 with serious medical problem(s) linked to obesity, such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, joint pain, or sleep apnea Weight-loss medications should not be used by: Pregnant woman Women trying to get pregnant Women breastfeeding Certain medical conditions specified by your healthcare professional Weight loss drugs should be used in conjunction with: A healthy diet Regular exercise Lifestyle changes to achieve sustainable weight loss It is always recommended that you have a medical consultation before starting any type of weight loss medication, including over-the-counter treatments
If you're conducting a short-term study, starting small with BPC-157 5 mg might be the best way to evaluate effectiveness
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doi: 10.1074/jbc.M114.615948
globalnewswire.com (2025)
