Not an FDA-approved drug
The approach that I would take is, is not necessarily to cut out anything other than perhaps sugar sweetened beverages
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Raw meat facials
Tesamorelin is FDAapproved for HIVassociated lipodystrophy but is often prescribed offlabel for weight loss and muscle growth
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