Lose Muscle, Regain Fat — The Weight Loss Drug Trap 💊🔥
19 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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A YouTube video by Dr. Ashley Lucas warning that relying on weight-loss medications may be counterproductive: roughly half of reported weight loss is actually muscle mass (≈50%), and after stopping the drugs people commonly regain about two-thirds of the lost weight within a year — predominantly as fat — resulting in a higher body fat percentage and a worse metabolic state than before treatment.
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About 50 percent.
Two thirds of the lost weight are reportedly regained within one year after stopping the medications.










