If your home scale and the provider office scale disagree, the provider scale typically wins for documentation purposes
Additionally, other factors such as increased fluid intake or co-prescribed medications (particularly SGLT2 inhibitors or diuretics) are more likely explanations for increased urination than the GLP-1 medication itself
Your liver produces it naturally, but your levels can be depleted by stress, poor sleep, environmental toxins, and the natural aging process
Your doctor should review all current medications and adjust timing if needed
These data points together paint a much clearer picture of how the medication is working than the scale alone
According to publicly available disclosures on the company's website, the program flow follows this general structure: Eligibility and Intake Patients complete what the company calls a "dynamic health questionnaire" that covers medical history, current medications, weight loss goals, and potential contraindications for GLP-1 therapy