Understanding your personal risk factors, such as a history of pancreatitis or gallbladder issues, allows you and your healthcare provider to make the most informed decision for your situation
An RD can guide you through: What to eat when your appetite is suppressed (focusing on protein and nutrients) How to handle changing cravings and food preferences Strategies to preserve muscle while losing weight Planning for life after you stop the medication They can also help you understand what's normal versus what needs medical attention
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In fact, some eating disorders can become a life-time problem for patients, and only start while taking weight loss drugs
This growing trend reflects the increasing preference for less invasive solutions that promise targeted fat loss with minimal downtime
GLP-1 therapy is often recommended for those who: Have difficulty losing weight despite diet and exercise Experience issues with blood sugar control, such as prediabetes or Type 2 diabetes Want to manage appetite and improve energy levels At our Midtown Toronto clinic, your provider will assess your health goals and medical history to determine if GLP-1 therapy is right for you