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A hormone that can affect weight loss, mentioned as a possible pathway for gelatin's effects.
The trick—often labeled the “pink gelatin” or “Dr. Oz” recipe—appears to help some people eat less mainly by increasing fullness before meals, therefore making it easier to maintain a calorie deficit;...
The only nonprescription product with solid regulatory backing for weight loss is orlistat (Alli), an over‑the‑counter drug that reduces fat absorption and can modestly aid weight loss but has well‑do...
Controlled human evidence that specific foods or supplements raise endogenous GLP‑1 is real but limited: the clearest peer‑reviewed signals come from protein (notably whey), fermentable soluble fiber ...