From declining liquor sales to changing grocery carts and travel choices, these medications are influencing behaviors in unexpected ways
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Semaglutide appears to work on the hypothalamus to increase feelings of fullness and alter the food/reward system and change taste preferences.[3] These changes allow people to control food intake more easily than before starting the medication, which plays an essential role in changing behaviors surrounding food and weight loss
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Throughout treatment, patients taking insulin or sulfonylureas should continue to monitor for hypoglycemia, as dose reductions of these medications may be necessary