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1/ It is no surprise that Semaglutide is the bell of the pharmacotherapy ball. Let's review some key takeaways from the STEP trials to understand why SEMA 2.4 mg is so exciting.
*credit to Dr. Wadden. #OW2021

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2/ Intervention: Intensive Behavioral Therapy + Low Calorie Diet +/- SEMA 2.4 mg #OW2021
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Control arm: IBT + LCD lost ~6% BW.
vs.
Experimental arm: IBT/LCD/SEMA 2.4 lost 16% BW. #OW2021
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1/ Circadian Fasting: by Dr. Chow
The theme of the day => TRE researchers have a lot to say about @ethanjweiss's research. #OW2021 ImageImage
2/ Eating in the AM is possibly more satiating. #OW2021 Image
3/ Early TRE, in the absence of weight loss, elicits a more optimal metabolic response: #OW2021
⬇️ insulin
⬆️ insulin sensitivity
⬇️ hunger
⬇️ BP
‼️ But is it practical? Image
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1/ Dr. Lee Kaplan: What Does the Future of Obesity Care Look Like? #OW2021

Every time I hear Dr. Kaplan speak, I am blown away by his knowledge and perspective. He, once again, delivered a masterclass on obesity.

Point #1: We are undertreating obesity Image
Point #2: An active, involuntary physiological system determines body fatness at any one time. #OW2021 Image
Point #3: All our available interventions help to readjust down the increased fat mass setpoint (in theory). #OW2021 ImageImageImage
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1/ Future of Obesity Treatments? #OW2021

Meet the candidates:
1) AM833 +/- Semaglutide 2.4 mg; combo therapy resulted in 15-17% at 20 weeks with no evidence of nadir, suggesting even greater wt loss (likely >20%).
by Dr. Rubino ImageImageImage
2/ Tirzepatide; hard to imagine a future without tirzepatide (as long as safety & tolerability remain) for the treatment of metabolic dz when >10% wt loss and -2.5% A1c are avg results. Also, >50% of participants achieved normoglycemia with most doses‼️
↪️by Dr. Frias #OW2021 ImageImageImageImage
3/ Setmelanotide; MC4R agonist targets central POMC/MC4R pathway in hypothalamus. Currently reserved for congenital obesity.
➡️ 1 in 300 carry MC4R loss of fxn variant (predisposes to wt gain)
➡️ 6 in 300 carry MC4R GoF variant that protects against wt gain
↪️ by @Farooqi_Lab ImageImageImage
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