GLP-1 agonists mimic the way the hormone called glucagon-like peptide 1 works in your body when blood sugar levels start to rise after you eat, the drug triggers your pancreas to make more insulin and reduces the hunger hormone ghrelin, which lowers blood sugar, decreases your appetite, and slows down the rate of stomach emptying
As a result, consuming fiber leads to many of the same effects that taking semaglutide does, including: Better blood sugar control Increased feelings of fullness Reduced appetite and food intake In short, eating a healthy amount of fiber while taking semaglutide can help you eat less food, prevent blood sugar spikes, and lose more weight than relying on fiber or semaglutide alone
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