S5 Ep. 3 | The Dr. Kris Podcast | Cagrilintide For Weight Loss: Is It Right For You?

For many, weight loss is a lifelong struggle, particularly over 40. You may be doing everything right and still not see results for your hard work. Cagrilintide uses natural amylin, a pancreatic hormone that suppresses appetite, to help you feel fuller and lose weight with ease. But is it right for you?
On this episode of the Dr. Kris Podcast, Dr. Kris and Steve explore this cutting-edge approach to weight loss, its potential, and important considerations to have in mind before you try it yourself. Tune in to learn:
- How cagrilintide helps you lose weight naturally;
- The safety and side effects of use; and
- The ideal candidate for cagrilintide weight loss treatments.
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[@KOOLGREENS]

I want to stack with Tirzepatide I seen research subjects have better results

[@tanishamatthews2540]

Really? That's why I'm here I just heard the same... I don't know anything about this med.

[@HealthyHeathers]

Same . I went ahead and ordered it for my research . Still on low dose , 5mg but when things start to slow down , Ive read its really effective .

[@rosecole4249]

I did it for about 2 months. Amazing suppresant.

[@tanishamatthews2540]

I'm back. I went ahead and purchased Cagrilintide and took my first dose yesterday. I started with half of the starting dose to see how it would affect me. So far, there are no side effects. It took effect a few hours after I took it, and it's funny because the 'food noise' is very loud today - louder than normal. But before I can get to the refrigerator or grab a snack, the reward feeling disappears, and I REALLY lose interest. I literally have the food in my hand and suddenly feel so blah. I can feel it-I'm excited thinking about the food, and then, all of a sudden, that excitement just disappears. It seems like my 'food noise' is fighting with the medication in a matter of seconds. I looked it up and this is what the body does during the adjustment period. Good luck to anyone who tries it. It seems to be worth it.

[@ManOnTheMounjaro]

I’m curious, cagrilinitide is only an investigational treatment at this time (in combination) with Semaglutide: Cagrisema. Given that info, how is Dr. Kris able to prescribe it, and where does he get it for his patients?

[@virll]

China. The same place the majority get all peptides from.

[@goldenrosemedspa978]

As doctors and medical provider we have access to it.