What works during active GLP-1 use: Nutrition-first approach (begin immediately): 1.6-2.0 g/kg protein daily - single most important intervention, more impactful than any supplement Comprehensive vitamin/mineral protocol addressing the 98.6% deficiency rate in vitamin D, magnesium, and B vitamins PRP therapy (begin at 3-4 months if shedding significant): 70-85% success rates for telogen effluvium specifically in published trials Can be performed during ongoing weight lossno drug interactions with GLP-1 medications Initial improvements visible at 2-3 months, significant results by 3-6 months post-treatment Works by stimulating follicles to transition from resting back to growing phase through growth factor delivery Topical minoxidil (consider if androgenetic component suspected): More effective for pattern baldness than pure telogen effluvium Can be used during GLP-1 treatment without interactions Requires indefinite use to maintain any results achieved The evidence suggests early, aggressive intervention produces better outcomes than reactive treatment after extensive loss

Systematic Exploration of thioredoxin target proteins in plant mitochondria
The food we eat provides the raw materials necessary for hormone production, transport, and elimination
No one gives you a playbook when youre on a GLP-1, and the food equation can be hard to crack
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