Green Tea Extract (EGCG) Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) from green tea has shown GLP-1-enhancing effects in human trials, likely through improved gut microbiome diversity and direct L-cell stimulation
They should look for specificity
Conclusion Concerns about Hims' GLP-1 strategy appear largely overblown The company is likely operating within legal boundaries and has a strong legal team Even if Novo sued for patent infringement, the most likely outcome would be a settlement with minimal negative impact In sum, it appears that concerns over the decision by Hims to continue to compound personalized versions of GLP-1 weight loss drugs past the enforcement deadlines set by the FDA are misplaced
What side effects should I expect during the timeline, and do they fade
Although rare, more moderate side effects are vomiting, diarrhea, trouble breathing, facial swelling, severe lethargy, or collapsein these cases stop the peptide immediately and seek veterinary support
Targeted Metabolic Adjuncts (MIC/Lipo-C, L-Carnitine, NAD+) Some programs pair hydration and vitamins with add-ons