Nonstimulant Drugs Fatigue Dry mouth Nausea Vomiting Low appetite Gastrointestinal symptoms, such as diarrhea or constipation Abdominal pain Irritability Fatigue Difficulty sleeping Changes in heart rate or blood pressure A rash Mood changes Generally, these side effects are common with nonstimulant medications, but certain drugs will also have specific adverse effects
"Others may require dose escalation or maximal doses to experience an effect, and studies show that 20% of individuals are complete non-responders, meaning they do not experience any weight reduction despite maximal doses of the drug." With this in mind, the average experience with GLP-1s includes "a gradual onset of benefits," says Dr
(PubMed) Cho HJ, Lim do Y, Kwon GT, et al
This article is aimed at reviewing the role of ANS in the pathophysiology of obesity, and thus to identify possible new therapeutic targets for the treatment of obesity and its complications