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Weight Loss Drugs May Not Last | California News
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New research reveals that many users of popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may regain up to two-thirds of lost weight within a year after stopping treatment. These GLP-1 agonists suppress appetite, but without ongoing support, natural hunger cues return—making long-term success tough without lifestyle changes. Experts stress combining meds with diet and exercise, while drugmakers race to develop longer-lasting or combo therapies to prevent rebound. This underscores that lasting weight management requires more than just pills—it’s about sustained, holistic strategies.
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