No, but they can significantly improve symptoms by addressing insulin resistance, weight, and hormonal imbalances
Research published in the Journal of Physiology found, for example, that regular physical activity boosts mitochondrial function and promotes cellular energy production
As an example of a combined GLP-1 + FIM intervention, eligible patients could receive both GLP-1 therapy and a FIM intervention emphasizing foods to support weight maintenance, reduce side effects, minimize loss of muscle and bone mass, and promote nutrient adequacy
It also includes setting quality benchmarks for parameters such as extract ratios, ash values, moisture content, and microbial load
Because of this, most manufacturers and brands that are Informed-Choice or Informed-Sport certified are rarely going to even touch anything that's banned at all it's just not worth the risk of losing certification