The idea is that the ingredients in the patch are absorbed through your skin and stimulate production of the natural hunger hormone GLP-1, which would make you feel full (though theres no evidence they can help with weight lossmore on that below)
[8] [7] These actions collectively improve glycaemic control but can also trigger secondary effects that may manifest as dizziness
Conclusion GLP1 medication costs are real and often frustrating, but the landscape is improving
In contrast, while surgery options such as gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, and duodenal switch operations are routinely covered by insurance where medically necessary, the surgically less invasive once-weekly injection option ends up being your full responsibility every month with no foreseeable end in sight
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