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Re: Metformin and weight loss

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  1. Yes, it is known to have a small effect to aid weight loss at the
    beginning that levels off, but in the end weight is lost when fewer
    calories are eaten over the long term.

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    I started loosing weight raipdly initially then it stabilised but
    I find slowly loosing at 2lbs an year .I am now 158 to 170 3 years back

    Is that normal with Metformin ?

    Kam

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    Yes, it is known to have a small effect to aid weight loss at the
    beginning that levels off, but in the end weight is lost when fewer
    calories are eaten over the long term.

    Do you consider this a normal phenomena . Does Metformin
    have any affect on hypertension ?

    Kam

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  3. Metformin is known to have an appetite suppressive effect, at least for
    some folks, although at variable dosages (higher dosages usually
    eventually result in some appetite suppression, but that dose is
    varible individual to individual).

    Weight loss can have a beneficial effect on hypertension, but, AFAIK,
    metformin does not have any direct effect on hypertension.

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    Metformin is known to have an appetite suppressive effect, at least for
    some folks, although at variable dosages (higher dosages usually
    eventually result in some appetite suppression, but that dose is
    varible individual to individual).

    Weight loss can have a beneficial effect on hypertension, but, AFAIK,
    metformin does not have any direct effect on hypertension.

    Thanks , has this any affect on lipid profile ?

    Kam

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  5. In most studies, metformin has a beneficial effect on lipid profile,
    with decreased LDL, improved TG/HDL levels. HDL has been reported to
    be either non-significantly changed or slightly increased.

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