Fat LossPreclinical

Pemtutamide

Pemtutamide (GLP-1/GIP/Glucagon Triple Agonist)

Overview

Pemtutamide is an investigational triple receptor agonist targeting GLP-1 GIP and glucagon receptors developed by Pfizer for the treatment of obesity and type 2 diabetes. It represents one of several next-generation multi-agonist metabolic peptides following the commercial success of semaglutide and tirzepatide. Early clinical data suggests significant weight loss efficacy with the triple agonism approach potentially offering differentiated metabolic benefits through the glucagon receptor component.

Mechanism of Action

Pemtutamide simultaneously activates GLP-1 receptors (incretin effect appetite suppression gastric emptying delay) GIP receptors (complementary incretin and adipose tissue effects) and glucagon receptors (hepatic fat oxidation thermogenesis increased energy expenditure). The triple agonism approach aims to maximize weight loss by targeting all three major receptor systems involved in energy homeostasis simultaneously. The glucagon component differentiates this class from pure GLP-1 agonists by adding a direct energy expenditure component rather than relying solely on reduced caloric intake.

Dosage Information

Typical Dose

Phase 1/2 trial doses being established

Frequency

Once weekly (anticipated)

Administration

Subcutaneous injection

Notes

Early clinical stage compound. Entry documents research context. Not yet approved for clinical use.

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Evidence Score

0.26

Clinical trials
0.0035%
Literature
0.5430%
Community
0.0020%
Completeness
0.6315%
12 reviews

Potential Side Effects

Nausea (expected — class effect)GI discomfort (expected)Limited safety data at this stage

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Quick Facts

Administration
Subcutaneous injection
Typical Dose
Phase 1/2 trial doses being established
Frequency
Once weekly (anticipated)
References
0 curated + 17 from PubMed
Evidence Score
0.3 / 100