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How the medication works:
The medications we provide all work in very similar ways. The major difference is that the weekly jab is a slow-release version of the daily jab & tablet.
Produced by Novo Nordisk, the medication mimics a natural hormone already found in your body (GLP-1). It works in three key ways to reduce your appetite.
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It blocks a key hunger hormone telling your brain that you are hungry, whilst also helping to reduce leptin resistance (a hormone which can affect your metabolism & weight). This also helps stop the weight from coming straight back on when you stop the jab.
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It slows down the gastric emptying process, meaning that your body takes longer to process food and it is fuller for longer. This means your body does not need as much intake as normal as it works off the food it has.
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The medication helps to speed up your metabolism and increase fat burning by reducing glucagon & reducing insulin resistance. This promotes normal blood glucose levels, the liver metabolism of glucose and helps adipose tissue burn fat in a safe and controlled method without causing a sugar-crash. This avoids the urges for quick-fix sugary foods.
This all helps to reduce the risk of the so-called "starvation mode".
How to administer, store and treat the medication:
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Licensing of the medication:
Saxenda (liraglutide), Wegovy (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) are licensed for weight loss the UK & EU.
Ozempic (semaglutide), Rybelsus (semaglutide) and Trulicity (dulaglutide) are NOT yet licensed for weight loss in the UK & EU. They are currently licensed for Type 2 diabetes.
A medication can be prescribed for a purpose other than it's current license - this is called off-label prescribing. You must be aware and fully informed of this, plus all the information regarding the medication (how it works, side effects etc) before being prescribed a medication off-label.
Side Effects:
Everyone is different. You may not experience any side effects, you may experience one side effect or several side effects.
The most common side effects associated with this medication are:
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Nausea
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Headaches
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Dry Mouth
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Constipation
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Loose Stool
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Tiredness
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Stomach Cramps
Further information is available via our FAQ page and the aftercare page in the My Account section of the website. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any support on dealing with side effects. We are more than happy to advise you.
Adverse Effects:
Adverse effects are rare but they are something you should be aware of.
Adverse effects may include:
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Palpitations / Fast Heart Rate
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Pancreatitis
If you experience or feel that you may be experiencing these adverse effects, please stop using the medication & contact 111. When you are safe to do so, please contact us.
Anaphylaxis:
There have been no documented cases of an anaphylactic reaction to these medications but as this is a new medication being introduced to your body, we want to make you aware of the possible signs of anaphylaxis.
If you experience swelling of the lips/tongue/throat, difficulty breathing, tightness in the chest, a severe rash or severe itching, discontinue use immediately and call 999.
Cancellation, Delivery, Returns & Refunds:
Please read our policies on cancelling an order, delivery, returns and refunds. Any orders placed and screened but not yet dispensed/shipped can be cancelled by written communication - there will be a £10 admin fee to cover expenses in reviewing your form.
Delivery, Returns & Refunds Policy
