The primary risks relate to cardiovascular effects, gastrointestinal tolerability, and the cumulative impact on appetite and nutrition
When you inject semaglutide, it: Slows down digestion so you feel full longer Reduces appetite and food cravings Helps your pancreas release insulin when blood sugar is high Unlike many medications, semaglutide only needs to be injected once weekly rather than daily
When taken as a weekly injection, it helps regulate blood sugar levels, slow down the rate at which food is digested, and increase fullness after you eat
If you miss doses or dont follow the progression plan, it can affect the medications effectiveness and, consequently, your weight loss speed
Common foods that can cause these burps include eggs, meat, and certain vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts