La semaglutide e gli agonisti del recettore del GLP-1 devono essere considerati come un trattamento complementare a uno stile di vita sano, che comprenda una dieta equilibrata e un’adeguata attività fisica. Questi farmaci hanno dimostrato effetti positivi sull’emoglobina glicata e sulla salute cardiovascolare. Tuttavia, la perdita di peso osservata può essere difficile da mantenere una volta interrotto il trattamento. È inoltre importante non trascurare gli effetti collaterali, che possono rivelarsi talmente fastidiosi da indurre la sospensione del trattamento. Infine, per prevenire la potenziale perdita di massa muscolare, è necessario integrare il trattamento con l’attività fisica e un’adeguata assunzione proteica. È inoltre utile mettere in atto strategie di supporto per massimizzare il potenziale del farmaco e ridurre al minimo i rischi potenziali, per esempio partecipando a incontri di gruppo, oppure avvalendosi di consultazioni individuali con dietologi-nutrizionisti o servizi offerti da piattaforme digitali. Al momento sono ancora necessari ulteriori studi per indagare sui protocolli di gestione più appropriati.
Sul nostro sito troverete varie diete mediterranee, tra cui diete specifiche per problemi metabolici e perdita di peso. Offriamo anche consulenze con dietiste/nutrizioniste specializzate per aiutarvi nel modo più adatto ai vostri bisogni.
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