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Study Finds People Face Weight & Health Problems Again Within 2 Yrs After Stopping Weight-Loss Drugs
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A new large-scale analysis published in The BMJ found that the positive effects of weight-loss drugs on body weight and cardiovascular health disappeared in less than two years on average after the treatment stopped, Reuters reported. The study analyzed data from 37 clinical trials involving more than 9,000 people with obesity or overweight who had been treated with 18 different weight-loss drugs. Results showed that patients regained an average of 0.4 km per month after discontinuing the medication, and they returned to their pre-treatment weight in about 1.7 years. Indicators of cardiovascular health, such as blood pressure and cholesterol, also reverted to baseline levels within 1.4 years. AAStocks Financial News |
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