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Research on the experimental drug TOFA suggests it may enhance metabolism and promote weight loss without reducing appetite, unlike existing GLP-1 medications. In studies conducted on mice, TOFA increased energy expenditure and improved metabolic health markers, but its effects on humans are yet to be evaluated.
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Research on the experimental drug TOFA suggests it may enhance metabolism and promote weight loss without reducing appetite, unlike existing GLP-1 medications. In studies conducted on mice, TOFA increased energy expenditure and improved metabolic health markers, but its effects on humans are yet to be evaluated.
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