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Ethical approval The study protocol was approved by appropriate health authorities according to local guidelines and by the Institutional Review Board/Independent Ethics Committee Institutional Review Board, listed in the Supplementary Appendix
Feeling full is what stops you from eating and prevents you from eating a full plate

You may be unsuitable for this slimming injection if you: Have any known allergies to ingredients in it Are breastfeeding, pregnant or planning to conceive Are over 75 years old or under 18 years Have severe heart failure Have diabetes and currently take other medications containing GLP-1 (lixisenatide or exenatide) or have hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) Have severe gut or stomach problems like inflammatory bowel disease or gastroparesis (delayed stomach emptying) Have severe kidney or liver disease or on dialysis Ensure you mention to your weight loss doctor the following conditions: Pancreatic diseases Diabetes Gallstones or inflamed gallbladder A racing heart or heart palpitations Thyroid diseases, including enlargement of the thyroid gland and thyroid nodules Mild to moderate kidney or liver disease A condition requiring you to take anticoagulants such as warfarin Inflamed gallstones or gallbladder Included in our protocol, is screening for the above, so when you access our service, we will assess you to ensure safety of these medications

Interestingly then, the positive impression of "patient-specific" may be somewhat of a misnomer in a 503A pharmacy
However, if you are using compounded semaglutide for weight loss, then your healthcare provider may recommend a high protein diet