Following systemic absorption, semaglutide undergoes proteolytic degradation and -oxidation rather than cytochrome P450 metabolism, minimizing the risk of drugdrug interactions[9]
Due to their popularity, GLP-1 medications can sometimes be in short supply
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If youre a psychiatrist or PMHNP asking this question, heres the real answer: Yes, if : Youre willing to get appropriate training (CME or ABOM certification) You can commit to proper monitoring and follow-up You work in or with a state-compliant structure (collaboration agreements for NPs where required) You see the clinical value in treating metabolic health alongside mental health No, if : You view this as a quick revenue grab without proper competency Youre not willing to stay on top of state regulations and prescribing rules You cant commit to the administrative work (PAs, documentation, labs) The field of psychiatry is evolving
This widespread use underscores the need to understand how these compounds might be safely repurposed as evidencebased adjuncts to conventional oncology therapies, particularly for patients seeking to improve quality of life and treatment outcomes under medical supervision
Incretins also slow down the digestion of food so that glucose from your meals takes longer to be absorbed, and they can reduce your appetite and result in weight loss