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Post-Semaglutide Rebound

Meaning

Post-Semaglutide Rebound is a clinical observation referring to the tendency for patients to regain a significant portion of the weight lost following the discontinuation of Semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist commonly used for chronic weight management. This phenomenon is rooted in the body’s homeostatic hormonal and metabolic adaptations that drive appetite and fat storage. Understanding and mitigating this rebound is a critical challenge in long-term longevity and metabolic health strategies, requiring comprehensive lifestyle and maintenance planning beyond the pharmacological intervention itself.