Zhou Q, Lei X, Fu S, et al
Researchers have documented the safety profile observed in published Phase 2 research as predominantly gastrointestinal effects (nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting) typical of the incretin class, occurring most prominently during dose escalation and tending to decline with continued exposure (PMID 39515565, PMID 41785010)
This insight helps your care team choose the right starting dose and adjust it faster, while also informing optimal injection timing and meal patterns for your unique physiology
Its also important to recognize that there are many unapproved GLP-1 products available to consumers that come with significant safety risks (described below)
After stress subsides, your body continues releasing cortisol, often leading to overeating and abdominal weight gain
Hunger is an essential hormonal cue we all need in order to sustain health, Dr