Thats a complex question and one thats honestly best left up to a physician who can properly diagnose the underlying cause(s) of your hair loss and then pick the right treatment options for you
The mechanism is straightforward: eating raises blood glucose, which stimulates insulin release, and insulin is a potent activator of somatostatin neurons in the hypothalamus [3]
If nothing else, theyll raise LDL cholesterol
Rai, G., Wright, G., Scott, L., Beston, B., Rest, J., & Exton-Smith, A
Its also approved for pediatric patients (12+ years, 60 kg) with severe obesity, based on international standards
Taking Semaglutide is often associated with some side effects, gastrointestinal issues are the most common complaint among people just starting semaglutide