Anti-obesity drugs

Anti-obesity drugs are medications designed to aid weight loss by targeting various physiological mechanisms involved in appetite regulation, fat metabolism, or nutrient absorption. These drugs may work by suppressing appetite, reducing fat absorption, or increasing feelings of fullness. Common examples include appetite suppressants like phentermine, fat absorption inhibitors like orlistat, and medications that affect neurotransmitters involved in appetite control, such as liraglutide. While these drugs can be effective when used alongside lifestyle modifications, they often come with potential side effects and are typically recommended for individuals with severe obesity or obesity-related health complications under close medical supervision.

 

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