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GLP-1 agonists

A class of drugs used for weight loss, including Ozempic and semaglutide

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Jan 7, 2026
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What is the science behind gelatin as an appetite suppressant and how does it compare to GLP‑1 medications?

The gelatin “pre‑meal” trick appears to suppress appetite primarily through mechanical gastric effects and by modestly raising endogenous GLP‑1 and insulin after ingestion, according to small clinical...

Jan 13, 2026
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Did Oprah Winfrey take Ozempic or semaglutide for weight loss and when?

Oprah Winfrey publicly confirmed in December 2023 that she had added a prescription weight‑loss medication to her regimen but did not name a specific brand then, and subsequent interviews and programs...

Jan 12, 2026
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What are the known side effects and monitoring requirements for GLP‑1 receptor agonists used for weight loss?

GLP‑1 receptor agonists produce meaningful weight loss but carry a predictable side‑effect profile dominated by gastrointestinal symptoms, potential pancreatic and motility risks, metabolic interactio...

Jan 13, 2026

What peer‑reviewed studies exist on gelatin or collagen for appetite control and weight outcomes?

Peer‑reviewed human studies on gelatin or collagen for appetite control and weight outcomes exist but are few, often small, and report mixed results: some trials find increased satiety hormones or red...

Jan 13, 2026

What peer‑reviewed evidence exists on gelatin or collagen for appetite suppression and short‑term weight control?

Peer‑reviewed human trials and randomized controlled studies show mixed but suggestive short‑term effects of gelatin (denatured collagen) and some collagen formulations on satiety‑related hormones and...

Jan 8, 2026

Where can I get the lowest costing GLP drug

The cheapest legally available GLP‑1 option in the U.S. market today is generic liraglutide, which multiple reporting and pharmacy-price trackers identify as the most affordable FDA‑approved GLP‑1 ago...