While human data is limited, the precautionary recommendation is to avoid it
Research on this topic is limited, but no clinical trial data suggest that semaglutide affects your period
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Improved Sleep and Circadium Rhythm: Epithalon (a synthetic peptide) and Epithalamin (a pineal gland extract) significantly improve sleep in older adults by restoring melatonin production
semaglutide GLP-1 addresses the bodys resistance to burning calories by combating factors such as slowed metabolism and hunger-inducing hormones
In STEP-1 (N=1,961), semaglutide 2.4 mg produced nausea in 44.2% of participants versus 16.0% on placebo, and eructation was reported at roughly 9.9% on semaglutide versus 3.7% on placebo at 68 weeks [1]