Dr. Jen Caudle

Dr. Jen Caudle explains why people are turning to off-brand or compounded semaglutide and why she urges caution.

1. 1:08 How it works
2. 4:58 Side effects
3. 6:01 Wrapping up

• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

Dr. Jen Caudle describes a new head-to-head randomized controlled trial that compared Zepbound with Wegovy. She says it is the first study of its kind.

1. 0:00 Zepbound vs Wegovy study
2. 1:06 How the medications work
3. 2:15 Important considerations

• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

In this short video, Dr. Jen Caudle explains five things that can happen when someone stops Ozempic or Wegovy.

1. 0:00 Introduction to semaglutide
2. 0:35 Blood sugar changes
3. 1:07 Appetite and cravings return
4. 1:45 Resolution of side effects
5. 2:30 Potential weight regain
6. 3:37 Loss of health benefits

• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

Dr. Jen Caudle, a family doctor, reacts to the FDA approval of a new daily GLP-1 pill from Eli Lilly. The video title calls it Foundayo, while the auto captions render the name as Zepbound.

• Doses mentioned: 0.8 mg and 17.2 mg
• Prices mentioned: $25 a month, $149 a month and $50 a month
• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

In this video, Dr. Jen Caudle, who says she is a family doctor and prescribes GLP-1 medications almost every day, gives tips for reducing the gastrointestinal side effects of these drugs.

1. 0:00 Managing glp-1 side effects
2. 1:13 Lifestyle changes at home
3. 3:01 Medications and medical advice
4. 5:31 Adjusting your medication
5. 7:50 When to seek emergency care

• Side effects mentioned: nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea and bloating
• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

In this short video, Dr. Jen Caudle responds to the question of whether Ozempic or Wegovy can cause intestinal obstruction.

• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

Dr. Jen Caudle, a family physician, explains what people mean by microdosing GLP-1 medications: taking a lower dose than the preset doses that come with FDA approval.

1. 0:00 What is microdosing GLP-1s?
2. 1:58 Pros of microdosing
3. 3:56 Cons of microdosing
4. 6:14 Final thoughts and advice

• Side effects mentioned: nausea and constipation
• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)

In this short video, Dr. Jen Caudle says the FDA has approved the first oral GLP-1 medication for weight loss. She describes it as an oral form of semaglutide, sold as Wegovy, and says reports point to availability by January.

1. 0:00 FDA approval of oral GLP-1
2. 0:39 Dosage and cost details
3. 1:15 Side effects and eligibility

• Doses mentioned: 1.5 mg
• Prices mentioned: $149 a month
• Who is speaking: Clinician (Dr. Jen Caudle)