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What requirements do you require to get started with semaglutide, tirzepatiode or any of the following that you mentioned above ?

AlphaMD's Answer

GLP-1s are less of a controlled medication that Testosterone & TRT is, which means the guidelines for use when not working with insurance justifications are much more relaxed. Essentially, if you have weight to lose & would be happy to pay for therapy, all you need for GLP-1s is a consultation. There isn't really any testing needed other than "I have fat to lose".

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