Peter Attia· MD
the most common one is decrease appetite at lunchtime if you're taking a medication that lasts the whole day
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the most common one is decrease appetite at lunchtime if you're taking a medication that lasts the whole day
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about 20 years ago we started using extended release a lot more and so extended release is that it lasts like you know 8 hours or 10 hours for the day or 12 hours a day and so those medications impact your appetite at lunch