
Diet and Exercise Still Matter on Weight Loss Medications — Here’s Why
Weight loss medications can reduce appetite, but diet and exercise still play a critical role in preserving muscle, improving health outcomes, and preventing weight regain.
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Weight loss medications can reduce appetite, but diet and exercise still play a critical role in preserving muscle, improving health outcomes, and preventing weight regain.

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