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What Does Semaglutide Do to Your Body?

Semaglutide subtly changes your brain chemistry, affecting the area of the brain responsible for telling us that we’re full and satisfied after eating. This helps you to resist cravings, feel more satisfied for longer, and also aids in providing more stable energy levels throughout the day.

Semaglutide also sends signals down to the stomach, slowing down the emptying of your stomach into the small intestine. This results in you feeling fuller for longer stretches of time and more satiated after consuming your meal.

While Semaglutide injections have been clinically shown to help support healthy weight loss, they are designed to be used in combination with a healthy diet and exercise regime. This produces long-term results and will help you sustain your weight loss results after weaning off Semaglutide.