Talk to your doctor. I have had very few problems with it, even in the first weeks/months, the same goes for most people I have talked with (anecdotal, but looks to be true). Who told you that you have to wait for your body to adjust? Good luck!

No. It works on your brain providing a sense of satiety and reduces hunger, encouraging a decrease in food consumption. By targeting these neural pathways, it addresses the behavioral aspects of diabetes and obesity management, aiding in the adoption of healthier eating patterns and weight loss.

Go to the Reddit sub"Semaglutide" and you will find thousands of people talking about the good and bad of Semaglutide. While many people, including myself, have some side effects, for most they are very manageable.

I'm glad everyone is safe. We are so very grateful for all you do! Keep up the awesome work.

Please explain your thought process. Who is "he" and why is "he" responsible?

Because of theft the meds are not getting to the people that need it. Investigation showed some top government officials are involved in the theft. The corruption has to be stopped. The people who need the meds are not getting them anyway, de-funding the program will stop the theft.