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Amylin Is Making a Comeback: Why This Forgotten Hormone Is Back in the Spotlight

Medical illustration showing amylin hormone activity alongside insulin therapy, highlighting next-generation amylin-based treatments for diabetes and obesity.

For years, glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists have dominated conversations about diabetes and obesity treatment. However, another hormone is quietly returning to the spotlight. Amylin diabetes therapy is making a comeback as researchers develop a new generation of drugs designed to improve blood glucose control and support weight management. Amylin …

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GLP-1s and Food Noise: Helping Patients Understand Hunger, Cravings, and Control

Woman calmly eating a healthy meal while unhealthy foods fade around her, illustrating reduced GLP-1 food noise and improved appetite control.

Patients taking GLP-1 receptor agonists often describe a surprising change: the “volume” of food thoughts seems to turn down. This experience, often described as a reduction in food noise with GLP-1 therapy, reflects measurable neuroendocrine shifts in appetite regulation and reward signaling. For clinicians, understanding and explaining this phenomenon is …

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