Do not yet count Eli Lilly’s Oral GLP-1 medication for obesity and diabetes, according to Jim Cramer of CNBC. It was to be remembered following the latest study concerning Lilly OrforgliPron, the experimental pill which has been the subject of the Wall Street debate since the weight loss data published in early August came below investor expectations. The stock dropped by 14% in a single day, investors feared that their expectations for orglipron sales in the coming years are too optimistic. Lilly’s actions fought from this dive – even before Wednesday data showed that ORFORGLIPRON has surpassed the rival of ROVO NORDISK GLP -1 of blood reduction in blood for type 2 diabetic patients in a 52 -week study. The Blockbuster GLP-1 market is currently dominated by weekly injectables from Lilly and Novo Nordisk. Speaking on “Squawk on the Street” by CNBC, Cramer suggested that Wednesday’s results strengthened the attraction of Orforglipron, which is taken once a day. “Persistence is the enemy of these at the moment. People are giving up … because of the injectable. The injectables are feared in this country,” said Cramer, whose charitable confidence, the portfolio used by the CNBC Investing Club, has long been actions in Lilly. These drugs imitate an intestinal hormone, known as GLP-1, which helps them regulate blood sugar and effectively remove appetite, resulting in weight loss. This makes them useful to treat both type 2 diabetes and obesity. The opportunity to deal with obesity, in particular, has aroused Wall Street, leading to analyst forecasts that the market could be worth more than $ 100 billion by 2030. The injectable versions of GLP-1 have been faced with supply constraints given the complexities of their manufacture. They also need cold storage. None of these obstacles to distribution applies to the Lilly pill. “A pill is something that is a great thing because you don’t have to keep it in a refrigerator; the refrigerator is messy. The fact that they could, perhaps, have a pill that does even more, so it’s more a life medication,” said Cramer. This is what they looked for. “”