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Transitioning from weight loss to maintenance Determining goal weight achievement: Lost 10-12% body weight (cagrilintide alone) Lost 15-25% body weight (CagriSema) Weight stable for 4-8 weeks Satisfied with current weight Ready to focus on maintenance Maintenance dose options comparison: Option 1: Continue same dose Keep cagrilintide at 2.4mg weekly Ensures no regain Most conservative approach Highest cost Option 2: Reduce dose slightly Decrease to 1.8-2.0mg weekly Monitor weight for 4 weeks If stable, maintain If gaining, increase back 20-25% cost savings Option 3: Try every 10 days Instead of weekly, inject every 10 days Effectively 30% dose reduction Some maintain weight this way Requires close monitoring Recommendation: Try Option 2 first (reduce to 1.8-2.0mg)
The slope of the linear regression line for the DSIP-treated group was significantly different from zero, indicating a steady and significant increase in fall latency over the 21 days of testing
Possible Side Effects : While many patients tolerate GLP-1 medications well, some may experience side effects such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation
The other principal investigator on the study, Scott Bunce, said, Patients have told me that it slows down their need for immediate gratification of their craving, allowing them to make better and healthier decisions. The same research team is now planning a 200 person trial with semaglutide
How PEAK monitors you through each dose increase At PEAK, we do not prescribe a GLP-1 medication and ask you to figure it out on your own