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#3 @keke74 I do agree that they are antidiabetic drugs, but they are not being used that way unless the patient is diabetic or pre-diabetic

The reaction products of nitroxides, hydroxylamines, may have an antioxidant effect as well

Think of it like this: Tirzepatide = the medication itself (like ibuprofen) Mounjaro = brand name for diabetes indication (like Advil) Zepbound = brand name for weight loss indication (like Motrin) The medication is identical