Ondansetron and other antiemetics for tolerating the nausea of semaglutide and shirataki -best source? What about Cinnarizine?

#1

What’s your favorite source

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what about Stugeron (Cinnarizine) - United Pharmacies

#2

I originally got it from the doc who prescribed tirzepatide for me before I learned how to buy on the underground, as most places that offer GLP-1s offer zofran by default (hellowisp.com has a standalone option listed, for example). But I bought a stockpile from India for virtually nothing. It should be easy to get from any of the prescription-on-demand telemedicine places if you just tell them you’re on semaglutide.

#3

Just keep in mind that if the GLP med you’re taking is causing constipation, zofran/ondansetron can make this much worse by further slowing movement through the GI tract.

#4

If you’re needing Zofran on a regular basis then you may need a different GLP1 or a lower dose. Most people overcome the nausea.

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What about what about Stugeron (Cinnarizine) - United Pharmacies

#6

Does ondansetron have a sweet taste?

Fwiw it’s very useful for shirataki

#7

I use natural remedies to overcome nausea I occasionally get on GLP1s. I get a feeling you’re rushing to the highest dose possible. Get to a more sustainable dose firstly.

For nausea I use things like peppermint tea, slippery elm bark powder in water (bit of stevia for sweetness if desired), peppermint oil capsules, peppermint candy, menthol “soothers”, mint chewing gum with xylitol, mastic gum capsules, digestive enzymes, etc.

I also find putting tiger balm on my chest helps with feelings of nausea (also helps with asthma, unrelated but I’ll share that too)

Also just drink some more water and do some calming breathing exercises.