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Besides building marvelous bone, parathyroid hormone (both tymlos and forteo) can increase insulin resitance and intracellular calcium.
The insulin resistance creates a physical desire (need) for more glucose as the insulin your body produces is not effective at breaking down the carbohydrates you eat.
Intracellular calcium in fat cells prevents the breakdown and death of those cells. So you are accumulating all the fat cells that your body would lose in normal replacement processes.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14592784/
I suspect it didn't show up in the clinicals because women tend to blame themselves. And the world seems happy to let the blame rest there.
Lowering blood sugar with a drug like metformin might help. Liposuction is more of a cure, made easier because the fat accumulates around the waist rather than distributing evenly.
Evenity doesn't have the number of reports of weight gain (yet), but maybe won't the mechanism of action being unrelated to parathyroid hormone.
Reading tells me that weight loss after cessation of Tymlos and Forteo is slow, but sure.

I do think that we all take excessive calcium supplimentation following the advice of our medical providers.
I never take more than 250mg at a time, I don't think it should be taken without a k2 two hours before. And I always take it two hours before the injection and just before bed. My calcium intake is highly suspect and shouldn't be taken as advice.