Another obesity expert, Prof Alexander Miras, at Ulster University, said: No one has actually given us specific numbers as to how many people this happens in, but we are estimating it to be around 95%. Dr Martin Whyte, a consultant in diabetes at Kings College Hospital NHS trust, said it was a phenomenon he cautioned patients about
(Also, in my humble opinion, this person was drinking way too much caffeine throughout the day to begin with, regardless of whether they were about to start a GLP-1.) Second, hydration is something to be mindful of while on a GLP-1 medication, since it's common for people to drink less overall as their appetite decreases
doi: 10.7326/M15-2650
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Just to be on the safe side, you may want to reach out to your doctor
Again, we're fighting that biological imperative we've talked about