The GLP-1 Lab · by GLP-1 SOS
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Can I drink coffee on a GLP-1?
Coffee is on no GLP-1 interaction list. What changed is the stomach it lands in: slower, emptier and more reactive than before.
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How much water should I drink on a GLP-1?
About 2.7 L of water a day for women and 3.7 L for men, and on a GLP-1 less arrives in food, so drink a little more, with some salt.
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Is a plateau normal on a GLP-1 (and when)?
A plateau on a GLP-1 is expected: every trial curve flattens in the later months as the body settles at a lower weight.
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How long before a GLP-1 starts working (appetite and weight)?
Appetite usually changes within weeks on a GLP-1, but weight follows the dose schedule. The first month is a starting dose.
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How much protein should I eat on a GLP-1?
Most people on a GLP-1 eat less protein than they need. How much, how to spread it over small meals, and why it protects muscle.
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Is bloating normal on a GLP-1?
Bloating on a GLP-1 is usually a slow stomach that stays full, longer fermentation, swallowed air or held stool. It eases as you adapt.
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Why does hair fall out on a GLP-1 (telogen effluvium)?
Hair loss on a GLP-1 is usually telogen effluvium: fast weight loss pushes hairs into rest, they shed months later, then grow back.
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What 961 people on a GLP-1 told us this month
Our first GLP-1 data note: medications, time on treatment, the side effect people most want fixed and what they pay, from 961 people.
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What to eat with diarrhea on a GLP-1
With GLP-1 diarrhea: small, low-fat, low-sugar plates, protein first, soluble fiber to firm the stool and salted fluids to replace losses.
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Constipation followed by diarrhea on a GLP-1: is it normal?
Constipation followed by diarrhea on a GLP-1 is usually overflow: liquid slipping around hard stool a slowed colon could not move.