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Would your fat loss drugs help a guy at 20% BF get down to 12-15% significantly faster?
AlphaMD's Answer
That's probably not the intended demographic, but it would certainly help you. GLP-1s are not at the same level of controlled substances as TRT Testosterone is, so "I want to lose 10ib" is enough of a reason to use GLP-1s for many people who can afford to do so.
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