What does the thyroid warning on GLP-1 medicines mean? Dr. Jonas explains it refers to C-cell tumors seen in rodents, with unclear relevance to humans. Talk with your clinician about your own history. #Diabetes

Missed multiple GLP-1 doses? Restarting may require a lower dose depending on how long you’ve been off the medication and how you tolerate it. Talk with your prescriber before restarting. #GLP1 #Diabetes

GLP-1 tip: Start low & go slow. 💉 Starting at a lower dose and increasing gradually can give your body time to adjust. Since GLP-1 therapy is often long-term, tolerability matters. Always follow your healthcare provider’s dosing instructions. #GLP1 #Diabetes

Did you know GLP-1 medications have been around for 20+ years? 👀 Byetta (exenatide) was the first FDA-approved GLP-1 in the U.S., approved in 2005 to treat diabetes. Patients also experienced weight loss. Follow @mydiabetesdoc.bsky.social for more GLP-1 facts! #GLP1 #Diabetes

Hello, I’m Dr. Jonas Leibowitz, a practicing endocrinologist for 30+ years. Welcome to My Diabetes Doc! I’ll share educational content on diabetes, osteoporosis, thyroid disease, weight loss, obesity, and more. Follow along to stay informed and empowered about your health! #mydiabetesdoc