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If your fasting insulin is elevated, the coach may recommend a GLP-1 medication like semaglutide before or alongside TRT
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For most licensed weight loss medicines, menstrual changes are not a direct pharmacological effect of the drug itself, but rather a secondary consequence of significant or rapid weight loss and the associated changes in energy availability and body composition
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