There are multiple things nutritionally that can be implemented to affect GLP-1 and the gut brain axis and thus reduce hunger the way these drugs do. Unfortunately this problem is multi-factorial. Physicians have very little to no nutritional training and spend very little time with their patients thus leaving them with the notion that they need to just lose weight to improve health. There are so many things/conditions that can blunt that response and physicians are not educationally equipped enough nor have the time to council a patient on the various intricacies of a patient's health. Furthermore, most patients do not have any clue as to how to untangle all of the factors that go into weight loss from exercise and nutritional aspects. Many also do not want to put the focus, discipline, and effort in needed to make permanent lifestyle changes resulting in long term better health. These drugs are too easy, expensive, and unknown in terms of longer term health implications. We again are allowing subscription to short term fixes even though we all know that be it heart disease, cancer, or neurodegenerative disease poor health exposure over decades matter, not just short term fixes that are not sustainable.
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