Buy Saxenda

Buying Saxenda can only be done with a doctor’s prescription. At Afslanken.nl, a doctor will determine if losing weight with Saxenda is a weight-loss option for you. You can then follow a medical weight-loss program with injections.

Saxenda affects your sense of hunger by increasing the feeling of fullness after eating. Mimicking a natural hormone in the body that plays a role in regulating blood sugar and reducing hunger is how Saxenda works. Using Saxenda stimulates GLP-1 receptors, which leads to feeling satiated. In addition, it can reduce the rate at which the stomach empties, contributing to a lower intake of calories. Saxenda can also help boost metabolism and accelerate fat burning, which plays a role in the weight-loss process.

It is risky to use Saxenda without medical supervision because of the possibility of serious health effects, especially at the beginning when your body still needs to adjust to the medication. Buying Saxenda online, often offered by webshops outside the Netherlands, is strongly discouraged. These webshops fall outside the scope of Dutch health regulations, so there is no certainty about the authenticity of the product. Without the required medical assessment and no guarantee of quality, you risk receiving fake medication that may be diluted or contaminated, posing serious risks to your health and well-being. You should therefore always consult a doctor and purchase Saxenda only through an official channels to ensure both your safety and the effectiveness of your treatment.

In a 2015 study published in the journal Obesity, Saxenda was tested against a placebo among 3,731 adults. After 56 weeks, those treated with Saxenda had experienced an average weight loss of 8.1%, while the placebo group saw only a 2.8% reduction. In addition, a significantly higher number of people in the Saxenda group noted a reduction of 5% or more, compared with the placebo group (63% vs. 27%).

A similar 2016 study published in Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism compared Saxenda with liraglutide (both are GLP-1 analogs) in 846 adults. After 56 weeks, those who used Saxenda saw an average weight loss of 6.0%, while those in the liraglutide group recorded a 4.7% reduction. Also in this study, a higher proportion of those who took Saxenda achieved a 5% or greater reduction than in the liraglutide group (58% versus 50%).

A more recent 2020 study, also published in Obesity, examined the effectiveness and safety of Saxenda in children and adolescents. After 56 weeks, the group taking Saxenda saw an average weight loss of 4.4%, compared to a 2.2% weight loss in the placebo group. Moreover, a greater proportion of the young people who took Saxenda realized a significant weight loss of at least 5% compared to the placebo group (57% versus 28%).

Before you start taking Saxenda, your doctor will give you instructions on this obesity medication. Generally, you use Saxenda once a day , at a fixed time, preferably around the same time of day. Be sure to adhere strictly to your doctor’s dosing instructions to limit possible side effects; more than one dose per day is not recommended.