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Tesamorelin: what happened to fat around the organs?

The summary describes a trial in a specific group of patients.

What did they want to find out?

They wanted to know whether fat inside the abdomen, around the organs, changed.

What does this example say?

The example says this fat decreased in medical images. It also says the change reversed after treatment stopped.

What does this mean for you?

One type of fat was studied in one specific group. That does not demonstrate weight loss for everyone.

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Example summary: Tesamorelin and visceral adipose tissue

JAMA · 2014

How it was studied

Randomized, placebo-controlled. n = 404 adults.

Original example finding

Significant reduction in visceral fat measured by tomography over 26 weeks, according to the supplied summary.

Original example limitations

Unverified profile. Specific patient population; the effect reversed after treatment was discontinued.

Terms explained

Visceral fat
Fat inside the abdomen, around the organs.

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