Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by perching_aix on Friday November 06, 2026 @05:51PM
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Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by peterfirefly on Friday November 06, 2026 @07:31PM
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Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by perching_aix on Friday November 06, 2026 @08:17PM
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Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by bobbiechen on Friday November 06, 2026 @08:38PM
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You might find Slime Mold Time Mold's "A Chemical Hunger" interesting: http://achemicalhunger.com/
Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by owebmaster on Friday November 06, 2026 @11:10PM
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> could there be a molecule that does the opposite?
Yes! It's sugar. And yes, it's highly addictive.
Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by cowlevel on Saturday November 07, 2026 @12:23AM
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Processed food companies have been trying to find that for the last century and they've largely succeeded without specifying any particular molecule. You know Pringles chips?
Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by AnthonBerg on Saturday November 07, 2026 @12:35AM
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Fun!
I propose that it's less about the molecule and more about the receptor, and the heuristically self-balancing system and the novel environment it finds itself in.
Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by refurb on Saturday November 07, 2026 @02:51AM
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There are plenty of medicines that cause people to gain weight. Corticosteroids are notorious for increasing hunger leading to weight gain.
Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by everforward on Saturday November 07, 2026 @06:50AM
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Legalizing weed was an inside job to sell WeGovy! Kidding, but the timing is a touch funny.
Re:Ozempic-style drugs now in trials for heart failure, addi...
by GeoAtreides on Saturday November 07, 2026 @12:16PM
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>could there be a molecule that does the opposite?
sugar