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Factors like dosage, nutrition, exercise habits, metabolism, sleep, and starting weight can all influence how quickly results occur

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Jonathan Kaplan MD, MPH, CEO of BuildMyHealth explains, Semaglutide mimics the natural incretin hormone GLP1, and sets off a cascade of physiological effects on insulin secretion, glucagon suppression, and appetite regulation by both peripheral and central nervous system mechanisms

The decrease in gastric emptying that happens as a result of the GLP-1 medications can lead to food breaking down and fermenting in the stomach, causing malodorous burps and bad breath that can be noticeably unpleasant

Starting or intensifying an exercise routine produces delayed onset muscle soreness, commonly called DOMS, which peaks 24-72 hours after the activity