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The Loome weaning protocol

When the medication stops, your progress shouldn't. Here's how Loome handles weaning — and an indicative schedule for Wegovy, Mounjaro and Ozempic.

Coming off a GLP-1 medication isn't something to do overnight. Stopping too quickly can bring back the food noise, swing your blood sugar, and undo months of work. A gradual taper gives your body, and your new habits, time to take the lead.

Your clinical team designs your taper based on which medication you've been on, how long, and how your body has responded. The schedules below are roughly what that looks like.

Why we wean
01

Protect your progress

Slow tapering prevents the sudden return of food noise that comes with stopping abruptly.

02

Time to adjust

Your digestion and blood sugar need time to adjust without the medication.

03

Habits take over

By the final stretch, your daily habits are doing more of the work than the medication.

See your schedule

Pick a medication and duration to see an indicative taper schedule.

These schedules are templates. Your actual taper is decided with your clinical team, based on how you've responded to treatment.

Wondering if Loome is right for you?

Loome is a fully digital weight-loss programme for South African adults. A real clinical team, real ongoing care, and GLP-1 medication where it's the right call. The eligibility check takes two minutes.

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Read more: What is GLP-1? · GLP-1 medications · What to expect · Pricing

For general information only — not medical advice. Tapering schedules are illustrative and vary by individual. Speak to your clinical team about your specific weaning plan.