Internal Medicine

Enobosarm helps keep muscles strong by acting like hormones that build muscle, without some of the bad side effects.

Muscle loss can occur in people using GLP-1 medications like semaglutide, especially if they lose weight quickly without exercise.

GLP-1 drugs can lead to a decrease in muscle mass, which is a side effect to consider.

To reduce muscle loss from GLP-1 medications, it's important to focus on good nutrition and regular exercise. Eating enough protein and doing strength exercises can help keep muscles strong.

Yes, you should talk to your doctor about GLP-1 medications and muscle loss, as some studies suggest they might affect muscles.

GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide can sometimes cause muscle weakness, which may be due to conditions like rhabdomyolysis. However, they may also help with certain muscle problems.

Enobosarm is not currently approved by the FDA for treating obesity.

Protein helps keep muscles strong when using GLP-1 medications by providing essential nutrients. Eating enough protein is important to prevent muscle loss.

Some people using GLP-1 medications may experience muscle loss, but the exact percentage is not clear.

To help with muscle loss from GLP-1 medications, doing resistance exercises like lifting weights can be beneficial.

Non-nutritive sweeteners are generally considered safe, but there are some concerns about their effects on health, like heart health and metabolism.

To find erythritol on food labels, check the ingredients list where it should be clearly listed by name.

Yes, erythritol is a type of sugar alcohol used as a sweetener.

Erythritol is a sweetener that may cause stomach upset and has been linked to higher risks of heart problems and other health issues.

Erythritol is a sugar substitute often considered safe, but some studies suggest it might be linked to heart problems. More research is needed to fully understand its effects.

Recent studies suggest erythritol, a sugar substitute, may be linked to heart and metabolic issues, but more research is needed to understand these effects fully.

Periodic abdominal pain can be caused by stress, inflammation of the colon, bladder, and more rarely tumors, or hydronephrosis. Each condition affects the body differently and may require specific attention.