Reta X Cagrilintide

So is there a distinction between the reta not working and just not providing the appetite suppression?
With better eating habits and strength training, could reta still have the benefits of the 2 other agonist even if the appetite suppression isn't an issue?
Yes there is a distinction. Appetite and Satiety are separate functions. I get hungry and then I get full.
 
Yes there is a distinction. Appetite and Satiety are separate functions. I get hungry and then I get full.
I understand they're two separate functions in the body.

I'm asking if the people saying it doesn't work is saying that based solely on the presence of food noise or if it's actually working by causing insulin sensitivity and losing body fat but not suppressing food noise.
 
So is there a distinction between the reta not working and just not providing the appetite suppression?
With better eating habits and strength training, could reta still have the benefits of the 2 other agonist even if the appetite suppression isn't an issue?
Improved insulin sensitivity, nutrient partitioning, and signal for hepatic fat burn would still happen absent the "hunger" signal associated primarily with GLP-1 and thus still be working.

Cagri hitting on Amylin does make me think that Eli, Novo, or Pfizer will probably end up making a quad agonist that covers GLP-1/GIP/Glucagon/Amylin as it seems like a no-brainer given CagriSema is going to fare well and some of the vendors starting to mix reta and cagri.

CN vendors, figure out an oral MK677/orforglipron combo.
 
Improved insulin sensitivity, nutrient partitioning, and signal for hepatic fat burn would still happen absent the "hunger" signal associated primarily with GLP-1 and thus still be working.

Cagri hitting on Amylin does make me think that Eli, Novo, or Pfizer will probably end up making a quad agonist that covers GLP-1/GIP/Glucagon/Amylin as it seems like a no-brainer given CagriSema is going to fare well and some of the vendors starting to mix reta and cagri.

CN vendors, figure out an oral MK677/orforglipron combo.
Thank you. That is exactly what I was looking for!
 
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