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That said, its not FDA-approved for dogs, so it should only be used under veterinary supervision
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Consumers should be skeptical of any over-the-counter product marketed as a GLP-1 supplement that suggests it can act like a prescription drug, replace a GLP-1 medication or treat a disease such as obesity, says Jeff Ventura, a spokesperson for the Council for Responsible Nutrition, which represents the dietary supplement industry
Considering the risks GLP-1 RA drugs, while generally considered effective and safe for the treatment of T2D and obesity, are associated with certain risks and side effects, as documented in the literature which must not be completely overlooked
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