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June 2026

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Saxenda dosage: the titration schedule from 0.6 to 3.0 mg

Written and medically reviewed by W. van Donselaar, doctor, BIG 79020681301, on 16 June 2026. Saxenda contains liraglutide and is administered as a daily subcutaneous injection. You do not start on the full dose straight away. The dose is increased in five weekly steps, from 0.6 mg on day one to 3.0 mg after approximately one month. That

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Alternatives to Ozempic: medication, lifestyle changes and surgery used in combination

Written and medically reviewed by W. van Donselaar, doctor, BIG 79020681301, on 16 June 2026. Ozempic is not suitable for everyone. Sometimes this is due to side effects, sometimes due to the indication, and sometimes due to personal preference. There are several ways to lose weight under medical supervision. Other GLP-1 medication is one option, but certainly not the only one. Below you can read about the alternatives available,

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What are the side effects of Wegovy?

Written and medically reviewed by W. van Donselaar, doctor, BIG 79020681301, on 16 June 2026. Wegovy often causes side effects, particularly in the first few weeks and whenever the dose is increased. Most are mild and resolve on their own. Stomach and bowel complaints are the most common. A small group of people experience these symptoms for longer. An even smaller group develop a

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Wegovy reviews: what the trends reveal

Medically reviewed by W. van Donselaar, doctor, BIG 79020681301, on 15 June 2026. People often ask about experiences with Wegovy. How do you feel during the first few weeks? When do you start to notice the effects? How severe are the side effects? Below, you can read about patterns identified in the STEP study and from our online check-ins. No ‘before and after’ photos and no weight loss stories from individual users.

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What are the side effects of Saxenda?

Written and medically reviewed by W. van Donselaar, doctor, BIG 79020681301, on 10 June 2026. Saxenda often causes side effects, particularly in the first few weeks. Most are mild and resolve on their own. Stomach and gut complaints are the most common. A small group of people experience symptoms for longer. An even smaller group experiences a rare, serious side effect in which

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What you better not eat with Ozempic

Medically reviewed by W. van Donselaar, doctor, BIG 79020681301, on 3 June 2026. There is no strict list of prohibited foods with Ozempic. You don’t need to cut anything out completely. However, certain foods can exacerbate symptoms such as nausea and heartburn. This is because the medicine causes your stomach to empty more slowly. Why does diet make a difference? The Ozempic injection slows down your

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