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That matters because glucagon activation increases your baseline calorie burn and enhances fat breakdown through heat production, basically adding a metabolic accelerator that semaglutide and tirzepatide lack entirely

Although the current studies on KD and PD show some promising results, there are fewer intervention studies in PD populations, relatively short treatment durations in those with small sample sizes, and the lack of PD-specific outcomes that do exist