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Eloralintide

Peptide reference entry

What it is
Investigational amylin receptor agonist
What it does
Studied for appetite reduction and weight loss
Status
Investigational
Evidence
Moderate. Human obesity development program.
Uses
Obesity research

Caution. Still experimental.

Summary

Eloralintide is a once-weekly injected amylin receptor agonist designed to reduce appetite and body weight, with early human data showing dose-dependent weight loss. It is being studied on its own and alongside incretin drugs. Regulatory status and long-term outcomes are still being defined in ongoing trials.

Checked Jul 15, 2026.

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