All we're proposing to clinicians is Hey, think about the patients who are at risk and have a strategy to monitor and mitigate that risk. What about patients on GLP-1s

potential effects on infant unknown Alternative : Discuss alternative weight management strategies with provider Diabetes Medication Interactions : According to FDA prescribing information, combining GLP-1 medications with certain diabetes medications increases hypoglycemia risk: High-Risk Combinations Requiring Dose Adjustments : Safe Combinations (No dose adjustment typically needed): Metformin DPP-4 inhibitors (though not recommended together due to same mechanism) SGLT2 inhibitors Thiazolidinediones Other GLP-1 Medications : Do NOT combine : Should not use two different GLP-1 medications simultaneously Mechanism overlap provides no additional benefit and increases side effect risk Other Medication Interactions : According to FDA prescribing information: Oral Medications Generally : GLP-1 medications delay gastric emptying May affect absorption of oral medications For medications requiring precise timing or levels (narrow therapeutic index drugs), consult pharmacist about timing relative to GLP-1 injection Specific Medications of Concern : Warfarin : Monitor INR more frequently when starting GLP-1 Thyroid Medications : May affect absorption

[3] [14] The increased frequency and looser consistency of stools may result from altered gut motility and changes in intestinal fluid secretion
Supplementing with amino acids or protein-rich products can help preserve lean mass
Obesity is a major risk factor for type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and other comorbidities, creating a pressing need for therapeutic solutions that manage multiple conditions simultaneously
According to standard clinical guidance and Omzo's own eligibility framing, licensed clinicians evaluating GLP-1 candidacy typically consider factors like body mass index, medical history, existing conditions (particularly thyroid disease, pancreatitis, or other contraindications for GLP-1 medications), current medications, and personal health goals