Pharmacological treatments were selected per phenotype, targeting the main driving factor (phentermine/topiramate for hungry brain, naltrexone/bupropion for emotional hunger, liraglutide for hungry gut, and phentermine for slow burn) (73)
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Start gathering: Weight history: office weights, home logs if your clinician accepts them, and timing that shows the trend over time Lifestyle efforts: food tracking, exercise logs, weight-loss program participation, nutrition visits, trainer notes, or written summaries of what youve consistently tried Relevant labs: A1C, lipid panels, and any other clinician-requested labs that help show metabolic risk Problem list support: diagnosed hypertension, type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia, or other charted conditions connected to treatment need Medication history: prior anti-obesity medications, intolerance, lack of response, or step-therapy attempts if your plan requires them Notice whats missing from that list
By mimicking the action of a natural hormone involved in appetite and glucose regulation, semaglutide helps improve blood sugar control and supports weight reduction in many patients
Our infographic details what to watch out for and when to consult your clinician
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