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  • Ozempic Semaglutide Injection for Weight Loss

    Ozempic (Semaglutide injection)

    £220.00
    Ozempic is the brand name for a molecule used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes that is administered as a once weekly injection. The generic name is Semaglutide. It is not an insulin. Apart from lowering blood sugar levels, Ozempic can also aid with weight loss through appetite suppression, increase in satiety and slowing of gastric emptying. Studies have also shown Ozempic to reduce the risk of strokes, heart attacks and lowers blood pressure levels Ozempic is 94% the same as a natural hormone released in the body, GLP-1, Glucagon Like Peptide 1. After we eat, GLP-1 is released from the small intestine.
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  • Rybelsus (Semaglutide Tablets)

    £220.00
    Rybelsus is a treatment that can be used for weight loss. It contains Semaglutide, and works by reducing your appetite. Unlike the Semaglutide injections, however, it is available as tablets that you take just once per day. Rybelsus is licensed as a treatment for type 2 diabetes as it helps control blood sugar levels. However, clinical trials have found that one of the major benefits of taking it is weight loss, so it is often prescribed off-label for that reason. Please note: Rybelsus for weight loss is currently prescribed off-label.
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  • Saxenda (Liraglutide Injection)

    Saxenda (Liraglutide Injection)

    £60.00
    Saxenda is a treatment that can be used for weight loss and works by reducing your appetite. It contains the ingredient Liraglutide which works like a naturally occurring hormone in our body that helps to regulate your hunger. This promotes insulin production from the pancreas when your blood sugar levels are too high and reduces excess sugar (glucose) from the liver when it is not needed. Saxenda: -Suppresses cravings -Curbs hunger -Reduces appetite -Increases satiety (feeling full) It comes as pre-filled injection pens that you administer yourself just once a day. It is used in conjunction with a healthy diet and exercise regime for an effective way to lose weight. Saxenda is additionally used to treat type 2 diabetes, as it helps control blood sugar levels. It reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease. Please note: Liraglutide for weight loss is currently prescribed off-label.
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William’s Journey So far

Week 1:  I started the pen on Sunday night, woke up feeling the same overall, no side effects which is great.  I went to have breakfast and remembered that I should not eat unless I was hungry.  Made a coffee and went to work.

Lunchtime, having not eaten I was worried I’d get hungry, agitated and tired by lunchtime, the opposite has been the case.  No hunger and no tiredness. I had a small portion of a salad and that was enough for me.  I keep reminding myself to drink water. I feel fine.

Dinner: I had a soup for dinner, barey finished it.  Realised I have not snacked at all today, makes a change. Haven’t had the cravings, my dentist will be so happy, or sad! Not sure which one.

 

Day 7: Weight lost: 2 kg

Again, feel fine, I was worried I’d be tired from the reduced eating but It’s been the opposite, I feel more energised. I tried to avoid weighing myself but that result has motivated me.

 

Week 2: Weight Lost: 5kg

I am more mindful of my meals and have started to map out them out to make sure I am having a balanced diet.  I found myself not including salads for a week so need to make sure when I do eat, it’s the right foods.

Weight loss has started to show,  two friends have commented so that’s nice.

 

Week 3:  Weight lost: 7kg.

Happy with my progress.  Spoke to Sam, everything looked fine and I ordered my second months’ supply.  My target weight loss is 17kg, that’s my graduation weight and it’s under 25 on the BMI scale. I had to go to the back of the cupboard and pull out some trousers I hadn’t worm for a while which is another nice feeling.

 

Week 4:  Weight lost: 9kg.

I’ve decided I won’t weigh myself weekly and keep to every 2 weeks.  Despite not eating as much I still find the energy to exercise and feel better.  I’ve started to sleep earlier, as Dr Sam mentioned, when you start to notice progress so quickly you start to look at other aspects of a healthier lifestyle like sleep routine and diet.

 

Overall:

I thought I would be off food and that’s the way Ozempic works but it’s the opposite.  I just don’t get hungry and eat when my body needs me to.  The other concern I had was energy levels, my job is taxing and if anything, I feel more energised.

The first month has been really great.  The weight loss and the overall change has been fantastic.  I have tried to get fitter and healthier a few times and just didn’t have the discipline for it in hindsight.  My target now is to reach the 17kg weight loss in 3 months and then hopefully keep all the good habits with no need for the pen.  Dr Sam has said I can always come back to it for a short course in the future if I need to.

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