Do people treated with GLP-1s lose more muscle than those who lose weight through other means? Ro’s advisor, David Allison, and Ro’ers, Raoul Manalac and Lauren Broffman, PhD, took a close look at what the evidence had to say. In short, here’s what they found: ➡️ There’s a lack of evidence that GLP-1s lead to disproportionate muscle mass loss; ➡️ There is evidence that suggests GLP-1s may lead to improved body composition, as the loss of fat mass is often 2-3x greater than loss of fat free mass; ➡️ One study reported that GLP-1s significantly improved physical function compared to placebo. Learn more in their article, and stayed tuned for future deep dives on this topic: https://lnkd.in/eFCMBimw
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This is not an ethical way to present the facts regarding weight loss through calorie restriction, but it is scientifically or verbally accurate. Absolutely, here's a way to follow up with a positive, supportive, and inclusive message: While discussing weight loss and calorie restriction, it's important to approach the topic with empathy and respect for each individual's journey. Every person’s body is different, and what works for one may not work for another. It's crucial to focus on overall health and well-being rather than just numbers on a scale. Remember, worth is not determined by weight, and small, sustainable changes can lead to lasting health improvements. I support my patients every step of the way, prioritizing their physical and mental well-being.
Do people treated with GLP-1s lose more muscle than those who lose weight through other means? Ro’s advisor, David Allison, and Ro’ers, Raoul Manalac and Lauren Broffman, PhD, took a close look at what the evidence had to say. In short, here’s what they found: ➡️ There’s a lack of evidence that GLP-1s lead to disproportionate muscle mass loss; ➡️ There is evidence that suggests GLP-1s may lead to improved body composition, as the loss of fat mass is often 2-3x greater than loss of fat free mass; ➡️ One study reported that GLP-1s significantly improved physical function compared to placebo. Learn more in their article, and stayed tuned for future deep dives on this topic: https://lnkd.in/eFCMBimw
Normative vs Excess Muscle Loss and Strength with GLP-1 Medications vs Other Weight Loss Methods
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"Results: In the fully adjusted multivariate logistic regression model, CDAI demonstrated a significant negative correlation with NAFLD and MAFLD. "Mediation analysis showed that inflammatory factors partially mediated the relationship between CDAI and NAFLD/MAFLD prevalence. The combination of high CDAI levels with effective physical activity was associated with a greater reduction in NAFLD/MAFLD prevalence than high CDAI levels alone. Conclusions: Our study highlighted a negative association between CDAI and NAFLD/MAFLD, mediated by inflammatory factors. Additionally, participants with characteristics of active physical activity and high levels of CDAI were more strongly correlated with the reduced prevalence of NAFLD/MAFLD. Further research in clinical cohorts should be conducted to comprehensively investigate the impact of CDAI on NAFLD/MAFLD prevalence." - #fattyliver Lynn Poulos - Brandon Tudor https://lnkd.in/eEhhXtpP
Frontiers | Synergistic impact of composite dietary antioxidant index and physical activity on fatty liver disease
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Did you know that Omega-3 can be beneficial for gut issues? That's due to it's: -Anti-Inflammatory Mechanisms -Ability to balance the Gut Microbiota -Ability to aid the preservation of Gut Barrier Integrity For more in depth information on how exactly Omega-3 can help you in case of gut issues, read our backed-up by science and medical research article:
Potential Benefits of Omega-3 Fatty Acids for Gut Issues - MVS Pharma
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Article alert! 🎉 This article was a collaboration with Milos Mihajlovic and Mathieu Vinken from the Department of Pharmaceutical and Pharmacological Sciences. Discussions with colleagues Mathieu Vinken and Milos Mihajlovic, conducting in vitro research, are always interesting. It allows us (Elisabeth De Waele and myself) to make the comparison with clinical practice. Sharing experiences and insights regarding the influence of PN on the liver brings advantages across diverse aspects, always placing the patient at the forefront. The article is free available 👇 Milos Mihajlovic, Zenzi Rosseel, Elisabeth De Waele, Mathieu Vinken, Parenteral nutrition-associated liver injury: clinical relevance and mechanistic insights, Toxicological Sciences, 2024;, kfae020, https://lnkd.in/eHFXUTaG UZ Brussel VUB/UZB UMCOR Toxicological Sciences #patientcare #clinicalpractice #invitro #PNALD #invivo #research
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Have you ever considered the mechanisms through which semaglutide effectively suppresses appetite? This innovative medication operates by targeting specific receptors in both the gastrointestinal tract and the central nervous system. Semaglutide mimics the action of GLP-1, a naturally occurring hormone that is crucial in regulating appetite and food intake. By activating GLP-1 receptors, semaglutide enhances satiety signals sent to the brain, reducing hunger and promoting a feeling of fullness after smaller meals. This dual action not only helps manage caloric intake but also supports sustained weight loss strategies, providing a multifaceted approach. Interested in understanding more about the science behind semaglutide and its benefits? Come in for a consultation to see if this could be the answer to shut off the "food noise" in your head.
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https://lnkd.in/gapEqndD The Kidney: A Source of Primordial Energy in Traditional Chinese Medicine 1. Introduction The concept of the kidney as a source of primordial energy is deeply rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In TCM, the kidneys are not merely physical organs but represent a more profound source of life energy, known as "Jing" or "Essence." This Jing is considered the basis of all life processes, governing growth, development, reproduction, and aging. This study will explore the concept of the kidney as a repository of primordial energy, its functions, and its implications for health and disease in the context of TCM. 2. Kidney in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) 2.1 The Concept of Jing (Essence) Jing is a vital substance stored in the kidneys, often referred to as "pre-heavenly" or "congenital" essence. It is inherited from one's parents and forms the foundation of an individual's constitution. This essence governs the growth, development, sexual maturation, reproduction, and aging. As a primordial energy, Jing is finite; it depletes over time, leading to the natural aging process.
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today's #cyclodextrin: is a bit old, but gold. We all know that CDs have been around in #nutraceuticals and #vitamin products for a while. And vitamin D is an ideal guest for encapsulation, also needs the support badly. In this paper, Francesco Trotta's team shows how to maximize the biological effects of vitamin D through its complexation within cyclodextrin nanosponge and how it affects two different gut–brain axes (healthy gut/degenerative brain and inflammatory bowel syndrome gut/degenerative brain axis). At the gut level, VitD3-NS mitigated liposaccharide-induced damage (100 ng/mL; for 48 h), restoring viability, integrity, and activity of tight junctions and reducing ROS production, lipid peroxidation, and cytokines levels. Following intestinal transit, VitD3-NS improved the neurodegenerative condition in the healthy axis and the IBS model, suggesting the ability of VitD3-NS to preserve efficacy and beneficial effects even in IBS conditions. In conclusion, this study demonstrates the ability of this novel form of VitD3, named VitD3-NS, to act on the gut–brain axis in healthy and damaged conditions, emphasizing enhanced biological activity through VitD3 complexation, as such complexation increases the beneficial effect of vitamin D3 in both the gut and brain by about 50%.
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Discover the Secret Superheroes in Your Body: Cytochrome P450 Enzymes! 🌟 Have you ever pondered how your body juggles the cocktail of medicines you swallow?🤔 #MedicineMagic Let me introduce you to the ultimate 🤹🏾multitaskers: Cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes! These protein powerhouses are the MVPs that handle a whole circus of tasks within our cells. Whether it's 🧑🏾🍳crafting vital compounds like cholesterol or sweeping out 🧹unwanted substances, these enzyme rockstars are the unsung heroes working round the clock! 🦸🏾♀️CYP enzymes are the tiny superhero workers hanging out in our liver and intestines, rocking a talent for breaking down drugs. #medicine ✨But wait, there's more! Each person's CYP enzymes are like a customized set of superpowers, making us all unique! These genetic quirks, known as polymorphisms, can turn some into 🐆speedy drug processors while others take a 🐌leisurely stroll through the breakdown process. #PatientSafety 🗓️Get ready for our #learning weekly deep dive into the fascinating world of enzymes and their impact on your well-being! Kicking things off with a bang: Let's uncover the mystery of Cytochrome P450 enzymes! #DNA2Dose #PGx #healthcare #SaveLives
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Cholesterol is Complex! So many of you will get a routine Cholesterol panel done - yes? Cholesterol levels and whether or not to take statin therapy or other medications which combine to lower numbers, is complex. As a nutritional therapist, I am of course looking to help clients from a diet lifestyle and supplement perspective to either lower triglycerides, lower LDL numbers or Particle size, or raise HDL cholesterol, often combined with traditional medications. A clinical practitioner may consider 'holistic' often multi-faceted therapies can be used alone to try to lower 'numbers', or alongside and to augment traditional allopathic medications. Nevertheless, I am very proud to say I received training in lipids from one of the world's leading lipidologists, Dr Tara Dall. In this awesome presentation showing various case studies, she illustrates the complexity of looking at cholesterol, and triglycerides and the impact that both insulin resistance but also genetics has on the importance of the number of LDL- Particles. Routine cholesterol panels often do not tell us the whole story, and sadly do not pick up everyone who is highly at risk of heart disease, who can have a completely normal routine cholesterol panel, normal LDL, but on more detailed lipid profiling can have completely abnormal particle numbers, high apob or high LPa (which is genetic). From a nutritional standpoint there are many therapies that help both cholesterol levels and particle size, and like I said can be implemented alongside traditional medications. One thing is certain, insulin resistance, thyroid disease and even menopause can ALL make cholesterol numbers worse. Cholesterol is important....it is important to check levels regularly and pay attention to changes and work to optimise your diet, lifestyle & supplements. https://lnkd.in/eMzarj36
Dr Tara Dall Presenting: advanced lipid testing comes alive
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Faulty, Endocrine Society vitamin D guidance (2024): For bizarre reasons, the Endocrine Society's May 2024 recommendations on vitamin D, reversed the clock to the Ice Age and revoked the 2011 guidelines. Why did they do this unscientific harm? Worse, they approved the grossly outdated and worthless Institute of Medicine report, misguiding other scientific societies and harming the public. This has done a major disservice to the public. https://lnkd.in/egmc8jAM https://lnkd.in/ezeqn-99
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3moPemvidutide, like tirzepatide, seems to cause less lean mass loss than semaglutide. However, most longevity research shows that muscle function is more important than muscle mass. IOW muscle strength is more important than muscle mass. Previous research on weight loss (mostly diet-induced) has shown decreases in muscle mass with preserved muscle strength. The thinking is that intramuscular fat interferes with muscle function so that weight-loss induced muscle loss may come with *improved* muscle function. What we need is studies that compare muscle strength before and after drug-induced weight loss. An even better study would be to have another study arm with resistance training.