Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) encourages the pancreas to release the right amount of insulin, slowing the bodys digestive rhythm, reducing appetite, and stabilizing blood sugar, all of which power the accomplishment of your medically-supported wellness goals without the expense of surgery or other invasive treatments
For mild, non-bloody diarrhoea without fever, short-course loperamide may be considered following pharmacist or clinician advice, in line with NHS self-care guidance
Fatigue is common initially as your body adjusts to fewer calories and changing blood sugar levels, and you should also monitor for any vision changes that may occur
It's important to note that there is considerable individual variation in how people respond to GLP-1 therapy
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