Semaglutide is a lab-made version of GLP‑1, a hormone your body naturally uses to control blood sugar and appetite. It’s well-known in medical research for its effects on metabolism and weight management.

Here’s what makes it popular in research:

• Helps control blood sugar: It prompts your body to release insulin when needed, which can lower blood sugar levels after meals .

• Reduces appetite & calories: It slows how fast your stomach empties and signals the brain that you're full, which may help reduce food intake .

• Supports weight loss research: Studies show weekly Semaglutide doses may lead to significant weight reduction in adults .

• Medical & scientific interest: Besides diabetes and weight loss, researchers are studying it for heart health, liver support, and brain protection.

It’s sold as a fine white powder in a 5 mg vial, usually with >99% purity, and is strictly for research—not for human or veterinary use.