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The popularity of weekly diabetes drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy has soared during the past few years with many people using the drugs to assist with weight loss. Some researchers are skeptical of the drug’s long-term benefits, but a new study reveals exactly how you can keep the weight off.

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00:00 The popularity of weekly diabetes drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy has soared during the past
00:05 few years, with many people using the drugs to assist with weight loss.
00:09 Some researchers are skeptical of the drug's long-term benefits, but a new study reveals
00:14 exactly how you can keep the weight off.
00:17 Science Alert notes that studies suggest that once a person stops the weekly appetite-suppressing
00:21 injections, they typically regain about two-thirds of the lost weight within a year.
00:26 A new research trial involving 109 adults with obesity found that people who took the
00:31 drugs and exercised fared better in the long run.
00:35 A biomedical scientist and lead researcher said, "Our study shows that people who exercise
00:40 during treatment do not have the same propensity to put on weight post-treatment."
00:44 The findings reveal that while these drugs can result in weight losses comparable to
00:49 exercise on its own, the drug is not as effective at maintaining weight loss as exercise on
00:55 its own.
00:55 (upbeat music)
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