Another drug, huh. Maybe we can get it to synthesize epigenetically within patients via some type of mRNA therapy, only needing 6-month top-ups. Could be healthier than ozempic in that fashion.

I’m interested to see what the effects are in humans. It seems it would create an effective tool to curb peoples appetites which, in America, have gotten way out of hand. In addition, doing so in such a unique way, IMO a much better way that stomach emptying.

… Intermittent fasting?

We already have that

i’m so glad Sanford’s tuition money is going to such important use. what would we do without yet another method of eating disorder