Bill Wilson, MD: Titrate GLP-1 Dosage Based on Hunger, Not Weight—Everyone Responds Differently
Bill Wilson explains why people respond so differently to semaglutide. Some stay on the lowest dose of 0.25mg and feel nothing, while others need more. He recommends adjusting your dose based on hunger and cravings, not the scale, and warns about cosmetic side effects.
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0.25 milligrams
Hunger and cravings (not weight)
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