The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
these new levels they say it's like the iPhone 12 the iPhone 13 like they're just going to get better and better with Lower Side Effects better profiles you know as time goes on that we're going to look back at the Muro and these earlier meds and be like oh my God what were we doing you know because of the side effects
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with each generation of these drugs they get more efficacious and less toxic
huge huge leap forward between liraglutide and semaglutide and uh I've discussed briefly Elsewhere on the podcast what the road map looks like for how many of these drugs are in the pipeline oh yeah there seems to be no end in sight and we're going to look back at semaglutide and say God that thing was pedestrian
we're going to look back at semaglutide and say God thing was pedestrian that's what's going to happen
so the just again for the listeners right the semaglutide is Gen 3 uh tepati is Gen 4 RIT truti is coming out assuming the phase three goes according to plan yeah and Ki SEMA is the new Nova one yeah so here let's go back to rat true tride yeah gp1 yeah Gip and glucagon glucagon