Appetite suppression, gastrointestinal side effects, and rapid weight changes can be clinically destabilizing for individuals with current or past eating disorders
Prescribers can submit individual patient requests to FDA under 21 CFR 312.310, but approval is not guaranteed and supply may be unavailable
A: Yes, Semaglutide is approved for weight loss and has been extensively tested in clinical trials
At Glendale Whole Health, we evaluate and address the underlying factors that commonly contribute to weight gain, cravings, inflammation and metabolic dysfunction including: Insulin resistance Blood sugar imbalance Hormonal changes including testosterone, estrogen, progesterone and thyroid dysfunction Stress and cortisol imbalance Sleep disruption Gut health and digestion Nutrient deficiencies Loss of lean muscle mass Difficulty efficiently burning fat and regulating energy (poor metabolic flexibility) Detoxification and toxin support during fat loss Our goal is not simply a lower number on the scale
This is unusual because most clinics charge for medication up front
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