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Many supplements marketed as "natural GLP-1 boosters" lack strong scientific evidence, and some may make claims that are not supported by high-quality research
1 Of those, 135 letters were based on an FDA inspection (inspection-based warning letters), including 16 letters issued to clinical investigators or sponsors following inspections conducted as part of the FDAs Bioresearch Monitoring (BIMO) Program
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Occular effects of GLP-1 receptor agonists: a review odf current evidence and safety concerns
CBO points out that the studies we have on this topic rely on correlations between [body mass index (BMI)] and health conditions and between health conditions and health care spending, which may or may not be driven by a causal relationship. As CBO notes, there is a correlation between higher BMIs and higher health care spending