What works during active GLP-1 use: Nutrition-first approach (begin immediately): 1.6-2.0 g/kg protein daily - single most important intervention, more impactful than any supplement Comprehensive vitamin/mineral protocol addressing the 98.6% deficiency rate in vitamin D, magnesium, and B vitamins PRP therapy (begin at 3-4 months if shedding significant): 70-85% success rates for telogen effluvium specifically in published trials Can be performed during ongoing weight lossno drug interactions with GLP-1 medications Initial improvements visible at 2-3 months, significant results by 3-6 months post-treatment Works by stimulating follicles to transition from resting back to growing phase through growth factor delivery Topical minoxidil (consider if androgenetic component suspected): More effective for pattern baldness than pure telogen effluvium Can be used during GLP-1 treatment without interactions Requires indefinite use to maintain any results achieved The evidence suggests early, aggressive intervention produces better outcomes than reactive treatment after extensive loss

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No one gives you a playbook when youre on a GLP-1, and the food equation can be hard to crack