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How many weeks to steady state for mazdutide on a weekly schedule?

Asked 24 Jul 2025Modified 12 months agoViewed 8.7k times
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I am asking mechanistically rather than practically — I want the model, not the protocol.

This should be a straightforward calculation and I keep getting two different answers.

The numbers are arbitrary; the method is what I am after.

Can someone show the working rather than just the answer?

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