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The body has adapted to the medication, GI side effects have resolved, hormonal levels have reached a new baseline, and the brain reward system has partially recalibrated
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Semaglutide and other GLP-1 receptor agonists can lower blood pressure as a secondary effect of weight loss, which means combining them with antihypertensive medications demands thoughtful medical oversight
Consequently, researchers can better differentiate metabolic effects in multi-hormone studies
And they recommended providers monitor patients for mood changes
