Israel Startup Licenses Stanford Institute Metabolites To Develop Weight Loss Supplements

Israeli startup by biomedical researcher and entrepreneur Morris Laster using research from ChEM-H Institute scholar at Stanford to will develop and market compounds as nutraceuticals to offer an effective, affordable and side-effect-free solution for weight loss.

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There’s more to dietary ingredients’ potential in weight loss than being used to offset side effects of using GLP-1 drugs consumers are prescribed as obesity treatments, Metabolize.Life asserts in licensing two metabolites from Stanford University’s Office of Technology Licensing.

The Israeli startup launched earlier in 2024 by biomedical researcher and entrepreneur Morris Laster in July announced the agreement allows Metabolize to use research from the lab of Jonathan Long, associate professor pathology and ChEM-H Institute scholar at Stanford

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