When adverse effects occurred, they were typically mild and transient, with the most common being mild to moderate headaches (similar frequency to placebo groups), minor injection site reactions (redness, slight swelling), and gastrointestinal effects at higher oral doses (nausea, diarrhea)
It remains the most widely used and most studied GLP-1 agonist
I can trace my symptoms back over 40 years though as you say - they did rather snow ball in the last few years
If your insurance doesnt cover the treatment, we can discuss affordable self-pay options and alternative therapies, such as lipotropic B12 injections, to help you achieve your goals
Though B12 overdose rarely happens, it is still important to follow the dosage given by your doctor