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Ridgewood NJ, Novo Nordisk’s latest obesity treatment medication, amycretin, has shown promising results, with patients shedding 13% of their body weight in a mere 12 weeks. This new drug, which targets GLP-1 and amylin hormones associated with hunger and satiety, may outperform semaglutide in effectiveness. However, before amycretin becomes widely accessible, it must undergo extensive and lengthier trials. The positive outcomes from the initial trials have propelled Novo Nordisk’s stock to surge by up to 8.3%.
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I bought 300 shares two weeks ago. Take a look at Viking too.
Amycretin? How about any cretin? Because that’s the kind of slob that would think that popping a pill to lose weight is superior to, oh, I don’t know, making lasting lifestyle changes and not eating like a pig. But no one ever went poor underestimating Americans, so by all means invest, invest, invest!