GLP1 Micro-dosing, Who is doing it and Why?

Is a GLP-1 Microdose Right for You?

Sophie, a nurse practitioner at Turner Medical Arts, explains GLP-1 microdosing as using the same medication at a very small dose—about 25% or less of a traditional starting dose. She says microdosing may be appropriate for people who are highly sensitive to medications, those with less weight to lose, and those who experience stronger GLP-1 side effects related to slowed digestion, such as constipation or nausea. It can also help patients who already eat very little by supporting fat breakdown, metabolism, and insulin sensitivity without severely suppressing appetite, since she emphasizes it’s unhealthy to stop eating. Sophie adds that microdosing can slow the pace of weight loss, helping patients reach goals without drastic changes that can lead to a sunken facial appearance seen in the media.

00:00 GLP1 Microdosing: A New Approach in Health?

00:25 What Is Microdosing?

00:54 Who Is It For?

01:45 Metabolism Benefits

02:35 Slower, Healthier Results