GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) Acts in the brain to curb appetite and cravings, so most people feel full sooner and snack less
So sometimes I think what happens is, a patientaccording to their paradigm and what they can seethinks they have done everything and now its time to jump to the more exotic
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However, when someone is suffering from gastroparesis, the stomach muscles become weak or get paralyzed, causing food to move slowly through the digestive system or causing it not to move at all
GLP-1 has a wide range of effects: in the brain, it signals fullness and decreases hunger, it slows our digestion, and it interferes with another hormone, glucagon, that causes food cravings
Employers and health plans should evaluate GLP-1s within the context of total cost of care and implement strategies that balance access, outcomes, and sustainability