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Discussions emphasize the complexity of weight loss, with several posts highlighting the difficulty of maintaining weight loss over time, such as mentions of increased appetite and the challenges of long-term success. The tone is analytical and reflective, with users referencing the publication's focus on physiology, behavior, and intervention strategies, which indicates a recognition of the publication's relevance but stops short of widespread advocacy for change.
Most discussions acknowledge the complexity of weight management, with some recognizing the physiological and behavioral challenges highlighted in the publication. Phrases like 'weight regain is even harder' and 'long-term weight loss is difficult' sugges
The posts consistently show curiosity about the physiological mechanisms and implications of weight reduction, demonstrated by references to recent studies and discussions about the challenges faced after weight loss.
Participants engage by referencing specific parts of the publication, discussing mechanisms like appetite regulation and weight regain, and sharing related research, indicating moderate but meaningful engagement.
While the discussions are informative, they appear to influence opinions mainly within academic and clinical contexts without suggesting widespread transformative change, leading to a moderate impact perception.
With 1kg of weight loss via dietary restriction (reduced calories), we experience 95kcal/d increased in appetite: The Metabolic and Behavioral Adaptation. . Finally took some time to read @KevinH_PhD common repeated statement in his presentation . https://t.co/QrfUYlEwvV https://t.co/SFb3vVFQtS
@DanielJDrucker A directive to discontinue Semaglutide at the end of two years for someone living with obesity is nonsensical/just plain mean considering our understanding of the genetic neuro-hormonal mechanism by which weight loss is defended against in our species. https://t.co/pDuuUKdIaO
@shadewhilerdg @axierr @DrNadolsky Anything @KevinH_PhD has ever written on the topic? Here's a great - open-access - review #enjoy https://t.co/qGjoyRdaDl
How do diet and exercise factor into the treatment of obesity? Healthy lifestyle choices like improving one’s #diet and increasing #exercise are positive for overall health, but can activate counterregulatory mechanisms that impede weight loss progress. https://t.co/FWq5uhxy2c https://t.co/r8LJ3CV7eJ
Describing the Weight‐Reduced State: Physiology, Behavior, and Interventions (open access) https://t.co/NaHtui1ZVE #weightloss
Once again (how often does it need to be said?), #dieting does not work: "Successful long‐term #weightloss is difficult to achieve, & most people who lose weight regain their lost #weight over time." 4 experts explore why https://t.co/uZaoPAmarn HT @nick_krontiris with thanks
This video explores the physiological and behavioral mechanisms influencing weight regain post-weight loss, including hormonal regulation, homeostatic balance, reward systems, and behavioral control strategies.
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RT @drteohsh: With 1kg of weight loss via dietary restriction (reduced calories), we experience 95kcal/d increased in appetite: The Metabol…
RT @drteohsh: With 1kg of weight loss via dietary restriction (reduced calories), we experience 95kcal/d increased in appetite: The Metabol…
RT @drteohsh: With 1kg of weight loss via dietary restriction (reduced calories), we experience 95kcal/d increased in appetite: The Metabol…
With 1kg of weight loss via dietary restriction (reduced calories), we experience 95kcal/d increased in appetite: The Metabolic and Behavioral Adaptation. . Finally took some time to read @KevinH_PhD common repeated statement in his presentation . https://t.co/QrfUYlEwvV https://t.co/SFb3vVFQtS
@endocrinorosero https://t.co/iDX5JoFAzL
RT @ASHPOfficial: How do diet and exercise factor into the treatment of obesity? Healthy lifestyle choices like improving one’s #diet and i…
RT @ASHPOfficial: How do diet and exercise factor into the treatment of obesity? Healthy lifestyle choices like improving one’s #diet and i…
How do diet and exercise factor into the treatment of obesity? Healthy lifestyle choices like improving one’s #diet and increasing #exercise are positive for overall health, but can activate counterregulatory mechanisms that impede weight loss progress. https://t.co/FWq5uhxy2c https://t.co/r8LJ3CV7eJ
RT @DavidMacklinMD: @JohnSpeakman4 @MichaelAlbertMD @DrNadolsky @ClemmensenC @KevinH_PhD This is where this mere clinician goes to answer y…
@JohnSpeakman4 @MichaelAlbertMD @DrNadolsky @ClemmensenC @KevinH_PhD This is where this mere clinician goes to answer your question
RT @DavidMacklinMD: @DanielJDrucker A directive to discontinue Semaglutide at the end of two years for someone living with obesity is nonse…
@DanielJDrucker A directive to discontinue Semaglutide at the end of two years for someone living with obesity is nonsensical/just plain mean considering our understanding of the genetic neuro-hormonal mechanism by which weight loss is defended against in our species. https://t.co/pDuuUKdIaO
@RossWenk @BiggestComeback FWIW, we are in partial agreement... Actually saw this earlier, but there is no escaping it although I try to eat high satiety foods like whole eggs and ginormous salads https://t.co/64Ay0VSVNV
RT @mackinprof: @shadewhilerdg @axierr @DrNadolsky Anything @KevinH_PhD has ever written on the topic? Here's a great - open-access - revie…
@noom https://t.co/HAaAruSMI3
@shadewhilerdg @axierr @DrNadolsky Anything @KevinH_PhD has ever written on the topic? Here's a great - open-access - review #enjoy https://t.co/qGjoyRdaDl
https://t.co/LdYuTKdsF1
Describing the Weight‐Reduced State: Physiology, Behavior, and Interventions https://t.co/SP0m8lLFsW
RT @GelesisInc: Losing weight is hard. Keeping the weight off, as it turns out, can be even harder. A new study published in @ObesitySociet…
RT @GelesisInc: Losing weight is hard. Keeping the weight off, as it turns out, can be even harder. A new study published in @ObesitySociet…
RT @GelesisInc: Losing weight is hard. Keeping the weight off, as it turns out, can be even harder. A new study published in @ObesitySociet…
Losing weight is hard. Keeping the weight off, as it turns out, can be even harder. A new study published in @ObesitySociety explores the challenge of weight regain in obesity treatment. Full study available here: https://t.co/J0JSTHP4mZ
@JohnSpeakman4 @MichaelAlbertMD If increased appetite is the primary neurological mechanism by which weight loss is defended against, are you both correct? https://t.co/8zDvolICCw
Out now: Describing the Weight-Reduced State: Physiology, Behavior, and Interventions in @ObesitySoceity https://t.co/zcev1uFaCJ
RT @IvorGoodbody: Once again (how often does it need to be said?), #dieting does not work: "Successful long‐term #weightloss is difficult…
RT @nick_krontiris: Describing the Weight‐Reduced State: Physiology, Behavior, and Interventions (open access) https://t.co/NaHtui1ZVE #w…
Once again (how often does it need to be said?), #dieting does not work: "Successful long‐term #weightloss is difficult to achieve, & most people who lose weight regain their lost #weight over time." 4 experts explore why https://t.co/uZaoPAmarn HT @nick_krontiris with thanks
Describing the Weight‐Reduced State: Physiology, Behavior, and Interventions (open access) https://t.co/NaHtui1ZVE #weightloss
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