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Can guys at 18% bodyfat benefit from adding the anorectic peptides like semaglutide, trizep, etc for a weight loss phase? Or is it only feasible for overweight candidates
AlphaMD's Answer
Anyone will lose weight by adding a GLP-1RA like semaglutide or tirzepatide. They are the most popular drugs on the market and work well, regardless of the amount of weight someone needs to lose.
The combination of TRT and a GLP-1RA is beneficial in many ways. TRT helps keep someone in an anabolic state even while in a caloric deficit, helping to prevent muscle loss during a weight loss regimen. Also, interesting TRT increases the effectiveness of GLP-1RAs. You actually get a better response to the weight loss drug just by being on TRT.
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