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Patients report significant weight loss with compounded semaglutide that would be difficult to maintain if forced to discontinue treatment due to cost barriers, despite manufacturer discount programs reducing brand-name medication costs to approximately $499 monthly.

Claims that semaglutide microdosing works to maintain weight loss and manage blood sugar are mainly anecdotal and not backed by scientific research.

“It isn’t easy to kick this… Because porn shrinks your world.” —Aline Zoldbrod, PhD

“It’s absolutely not nature’s Ozempic and does not work like Ozempic, which is a GLP-1 inhibitor. Manufacturers of these supplements are just kind of creating a hype…”

“We are recommending that if patients are starting these drugs or increasing the dose of these drugs, they should do so slowly to reduce the risk of dropping their blood sugar and causing an osmotic shift.”

The study demonstrated a reduced risk of suicidal thoughts and self-harm among people using GLP-1 drugs.