That shift has three implications for obesity and cardiometabolic drug development: 1
But what happens when you stop taking it
Your body has re-sensitized, which means the same dose that barely affected you before the break may now produce significant effects, including potentially severe gastrointestinal side effects
78% were white, 12% were Black/African American, and 8% were Hispanic
While some side effects may be mild and temporary, such as nausea, increased appetite, and flushing in the face and chest, others may require immediate medical attention
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