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Semaglutide fundamentally alters your appetite.

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Dr Brad Stanfield3 years ago

I feel so lucky to practice medicine today now that we have GLP-1 medications

Stathi's profile picture
Stathi3 years ago

You just described what happened to me on a ketogenic diet. The only cravings I ever had were for carb-rich foods.

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Jon Bischke3 years ago

When you say “durable weight loss” do you mean that weight loss is durable when someone stops taking semaglutide or do you mean “durable so long as they keep taking it”?

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Matthew Holt3 years ago

If it's so important how have we decided that it's OK charging 1/4 of an average worker's income for it?

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Michael "Mike" Albert, MD3 years ago

I’m not sure any of us agreed to the price. I certainly did not consent.

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Denise Skjerven3 years ago

How about diet and exercise??

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Shivaratam3 years ago

You are cherry picking data. Other studies show that people put all the weight on after coming off Semaglutide.

fiddlepower's profile picture
fiddlepower3 years ago

Any potential negative long term problems with taking it?

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curious american3 years ago

any clinical/study results (or your own anecdotes of patients) of does this still work/apply for those who had previous weight loss surgeries? gastric sleeve, band, etc? could be overlapping mechanisms, just very interested as it applies to some people i know. thx for any help!

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jillbrownfitness3 years ago

What’s the longest study you have seen? And how long is “long term” use?

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