Now, the not-so-fun part: dehydration
Fruit (berries, kiwi, bananas, oranges, peaches, etc)
As a pediatric endocrinologist who works with teens who have diabetes and/or obesity, Id like to share a list of further questions parents should ask when considering GLP-1s for their teen: Is my teen a good candidate for GLP-1s
The good news is that this effect typically improves within weeks as your body adapts, and several practical strategies can reduce its severity while you adjust
The primary approach involves identifying and moderating intake of foods high in sulphur-containing compounds, which serve as substrates for bacterial production of hydrogen sulphide gas
These are especially helpful if you also take other medications that slow digestion (opioids, anticholinergics, certain blood pressure drugs)