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Key Takeaways GLP-1 medications are powerful metabolic therapiesnot casual prescriptions Baseline lab testing improves safety, personalization, and outcomes Skipping labs introduces avoidable risks Not all providers follow the same clinical standards Patients should prioritize medically supervised care Metos Perspective: A Clinical-First Approach At Meto, the position is straightforward: GLP-1 therapy should begin with data, not assumptions