Expected 12-month results include 15 to 22% body weight loss (50 to 75 pounds for a 300-pound person), 5 to 8 inch waist circumference reduction, major improvement in mobility and physical function, and often dramatic improvement or resolution of obesity-related health conditions including sleep apnea, fatty liver disease, and joint pain
The basic process is to start with an introductory dose of 2.5 mg, continue for 4 weeks to check for side effects, and then switch to a maintenance dose of 5mg
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