Drink plenty of water (aim for at least 64 ounces daily), include fiber-rich foods in your diet, and stay physically active
Many people notice that foods they previously enjoyed, particularly high-sugar and high-fat options, become less appealing
[2] Your GP may: Refer you to psychological services if anxiety symptoms are significant, including NHS Talking Therapies for anxiety and depression Consider whether anxiety treatment should be optimised before or alongside GLP-1 therapy, following NICE guidance for anxiety disorders Coordinate care with diabetes specialists, dietitians, and mental health professionals Review the risk-benefit balance of continuing GLP-1 treatment if mental health concerns arise Screen for and manage eating disorders according to NICE guidance before initiating or continuing weight-loss treatments Remember that GLP-1 medications are not a treatment for anxiety, and any mental health benefits are likely secondary to metabolic improvements
Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists: What ophthalmologists need to know
My doctor walked me through the maintenance plan before I asked. Theo R
The drugs are contraindicated in pregnant women due to risk of developmental abnormalities in the foetus
