Sugar and weight
are linked.
GLP-1 works on both.
It can also help with BP, cholesterol, liver and heart
What can GLP-1 improve?
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Blood sugar
Lowers HbA1c
- Releases insulin only when sugar is high
- Calms after-meal spikes
- HbA1c fell 1.5–2 points in studies
*Results differ from person to person. Please consult a doctor to guide you on what's possible for your health.
A QUICK CHECK
Is GLP-1 right for you?
Have a look and see it is suitable for you
May help you if
- Your sugar is still high despite taking medicines
- Extra weight has accumulated around the belly
- You have BP, cholesterol or heart risk alongside your diabetes
Not for you if
- You have been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes
- You are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive
- You have had pancreatitis or certain thyroid cancers run in your family
Still unsure? Book a doctor consult for more clarity.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Let’s put your worries to rest
Will I have to take one more medicine?
It's not just adding a pill. Your doctor reviews everything you take, and some of your current medicines may come down.
Could my sugar drop too low?
GLP-1 works only when your sugar is high, so lows are rare on their own. If you're on insulin, your doctor adjusts the dose to keep you safe.
Is it an injection?
Yes, usually it’s a small once-a-week pen with a very thin needle. Most people barely feel it.
Are there any side effects?
Mostly mild nausea in the early weeks. We increase the dose slowly so your body has enough time to adjust.
QUICK AND EASY
How the consult works
- 1Book your doctor consult for just ₹49
- 2Pick a slot that suits you
- 3One-on-one video consult with a doctor covering your medical history and health goals.
- 4Get clarity about whether GLP-1 is right for you
STILL WONDERING?
Frequently asked questions
It depends on how your body responds. Your doctor decides based on your progress, and adjusts dosage as you go.
You're tapered off gradually, not stopped all at once. The habits you build along the way are what makes weight loss sustainable.
No. It makes healthy habits easier to keep, and works best when combined with them.
No. It's a prescription medicine, and a doctor must check it's safe for you.
For informational purposes only. Not a substitute for medical advice. GLP-1 medicines require a prescription and aren't suitable for everyone