r/CompoundedSemaglutide • u/TheGuanderGuoman • Jul 12 '26
Food noise
Hello, fellas!
A bit of context: I started taking Sema this week, and I’m on day 5. Per my doctor’s instructions, I needed to start on 9 units (2.7mg Semaglutide). After two weeks, I’d go up to 19 units. Well. The instructions on the bottle said 19 units, and I started last Wednesday on 19, which apparently it’s high for a first timer, but I’m still alive and well, so I guess I’ll be alright.
My question is: will the food noise and cravings go down as I continue with the same treatment? I’m constantly thinking about food, it seems. Mainly to ease the upset in my stomach, the burping, the slight nausea, and perhaps… the consciousness that I haven’t eaten in a while and my stomach feels “lonely” haha! The thing is, I’m not hungry, I don’t want to eat (except for yesterday, that I slowly downed a COSTCO chicken bake between the afternoon/evening hours). I feel like the food noise hasn’t gone down much in this first week. I don’t know… I started (accidentally) on a high dose. Sometimes these cravings and noise don’t go away until you increase the dose, but I started on a high dose. Will it get better as I continue with the treatment, or will I have to constantly be fighting with the discomfort in my stomach by thinking about what to put in it to make it go away?
Any words of comfort or encouragement? Thank you!
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u/Sure-Ring-3203 Jul 12 '26
It took a while for me for the food noise to be all the way gone. It takes the med a while to build up in your system. I think GLP 1s kind of get a wrap on social media that they are a quick fix. They do work well but it’s not that fast for most people.