Oshman concurs with that sentiment and also wants patients to understand that starting on a GLP-1 medication for weight loss and/or Type 2 diabetes control is a long-term commitment and that you are likely going to have to take some form of a GLP-1 drug for the rest of your life, or at least for many years, depending on how these medications develop in the future. That's because research shows that, for 90% of patients, when they go off a GLP-1 medication, they rapidly regain the weight they lost and experience a reversal of the health benefits they attained while on the drug
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2 A 10% to 20% reduction in basal insulin dose has been used in clinical trials