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Cagrilintide is a long-acting analog of amylin a pancreatic satiety hormone acting on the amylin receptor

I bring to bear Hitchens Razor: "That which is presented without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence." I can only speculate as to why this rheumatologist came to their conclusion that excess vitamin B12 causes "thick blood" with apologies to FlipperTD for the use of this unscientific term