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Used selectively and with clinician guidance, these can complement your plan, but theyre not substitutes for diet, training, or sleep
We have found that for these patients there is a trend towards increased weight gain after therapy cessation despite the longer duration of therapy
These weight-loss measurements are lower than those recorded for other GLP-1 drugs, such as semaglutide, which are reported to result in mean weight reductions of 1520% and beyond
doi: 10.1177/15563316251355551
They work by: Activating appetite-regulating centers in the brain Increasing feelings of fullness and satisfaction Reducing reward-driven cravings Slowing digestion so meals feel more satisfying Improving blood sugar and insulin response For many patients, this leads to a noticeable mental shift
The same discipline applies to the safety picture
