At GloFusion Clinic in Griffin, GA, we offer Semaglutide and Tirzepatide injections, which not only aid in achieving weight loss but also contribute to maintaining it. These injections effectively curb appetite, often accompanied by recommended dietary and exercise modifications for enhanced results.
Schedule a zoom consultation with one of our Nurse Practitioners. At the consultation, we will review your pre-filled medical questionnaire, and provide extensive education the medication, self injection technique, and diet.
After your consultation, we ship the medication and injection supplies directly to your home from the pharmacy to cover 10/16 weeks of injection supplies following the standard graduated dosing per protocol.
Lose weight, and check in with us periodically to monitor your progress. After your initial protocol, we can continue you on further shipments of medication tailored to your personalized dosing and weight loss goals.
What Weight Loss Can You Achieve? Numerous trials and research studies confirm the effectiveness of Semaglutide in combating obesity. Participants administered Semaglutide at 2.4 mg experienced an average weight reduction of 6% by the 12th week and an impressive 12% by the 28th week. It’s important to note that individual outcomes may differ.
Semaglutide is meticulously crafted with your well-being at its core! This exceptional weight loss remedy is formulated to empower your body to shed those extra pounds in a groundbreaking manner—by revving up your metabolism, amplifying fat-burning prowess, and curbing those persistent hunger cravings. It’s worth noting that individual weight loss achievements may naturally differ
Most patients begin seeing a decline in their blood sugar levels within the first week of treatment. However, full effects take 8 weeks or longer. It is important to remember that Semaglutide is a long-acting medication you receive as an injectable once per week for the duration of treatment. As always, results and experiences will vary per person.
Semaglutide is offered as a weight loss prescription. It requires authorization from a medical provider. If you have questions about the new prescription medication and want to learn more about the benefits it could have on your body, contact your primary care doctor or a Semaglutide provider.
Semaglutide is offered as a weight loss prescription. It requires authorization from a medical provider. If you have questions about the new prescription medication and want to learn more about the benefits it could have on your body, contact your primary care doctor or a Semaglutide provider.
Tirzepatide is an FDA approved injectable glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonist that is administered once weekly to aid in weight loss. In a clinical trial, participants taking Tirzepatide lost 15% of their body weight, on average.
Tirzepatide is a GLP-1 and GIP agonist, mimicking the action of incretin hormones that play a role in your appetite and digestion. Incretins are hormones released by your small intestine and are sent out to your body after you have eaten a meal. The incretins trigger insulin production and block other sources of sugar. This is how your body stabilizes your blood sugar. Tirzepatide also slows gastric emptying , which is how quickly food leaves your stomach after eating. This causes you to feel full longer, which decreases your appetite and aids in losing weight. Lastly, Tirzepatide works at the hunger center of your brain to dampen your appetite. Tirzepatide promotes weight loss by empowering you to eat less calories on a daily basis.
You’ll take charge of the Semaglutide or Tirzepatide injections using a minuscule syringe and needle, similar in size to those used for insulin injections. During your consultation, we’ll provide comprehensive training on the proper method for drawing up and administering Semaglutide or Tirzepatide. These injections are administered into the subcutaneous tissue surrounding your stomach area. You’ll experience only a minor pinprick sensation as the small needle enters, making it a relatively painless process. If self-injection isn’t your preference, an adult family member can assist you with the Semaglutide or Tirzepatide injections
The most common side effects are GI related. Constipation and some underlying queasiness are common when you first start the medication, and each time you go up in dosing. Rarely, pt’s will report severe nausea the week after starting Semaglutide or Tirzepatide. If this happens, we call in Zofran to your preferred pharmacy.
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