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This can help you to feel full longer and keep your blood sugars from spiking after meals
Hypoglycaemia risk is low when GLP-1 receptor agonists are used as monotherapy or with metformin, as their glucose-lowering effect is glucose-dependent
Here is a guide to the essential steps and safeguards to follow before and during GLP-1 analogue therapy
Practical strategies that work: Keep a 32-ounce water bottle visible at all times Drink 16 ounces first thing in the morning before eating Set phone reminders every 2 hours to drink Add lemon, cucumber, or mint to water if plain water becomes unappealing Count herbal tea and broth toward your daily fluid goal Avoid drinking 30 minutes before meals and 30-60 minutes after to prevent worsening fullness Signs of dehydration to watch for: dark urine, headaches, dizziness, dry mouth, constipation worsening, and fatigue beyond what the medication normally causes
