This one is a dual action one, it does GLP1 but blocks GIPR (where tirz stimulates both). It has great weight loss results in phase 2, but the big thing is that they've done something with it to make it last longer and it could be a once a month injection.
The GIPR antagonist part is a monoclonal antibody which is linked to the glp1 agonist peptides. Is this something that could be reproduced by our good friends across the planet?
My thought is that it could be a good option for maintenance - if you only have to do something once a month. If it's an antibody, it might also mean it helps your body develop its own immune response that naturally helps you maintain over time? no idea on that part, i'm no scientist or doctor.
The GIPR antagonist part is a monoclonal antibody which is linked to the glp1 agonist peptides. Is this something that could be reproduced by our good friends across the planet?
My thought is that it could be a good option for maintenance - if you only have to do something once a month. If it's an antibody, it might also mean it helps your body develop its own immune response that naturally helps you maintain over time? no idea on that part, i'm no scientist or doctor.