Clinical studies show average weight loss of ~10–15% of body weight over 1 year. 

👉 Some people lose less, some more - it depends on dose, consistency, and habits.

Some people notice appetite changes within the first week, but weight loss usually becomes more noticeable around weeks 4–8. About half of people won't lose any weight in the first 2 weeks. Have patience and trust the process. 

👉 Think build-up first, results second.

Slim works by:

• Reducing hunger

• Slowing stomach emptying so you feel fuller for longer

• Helping you feel full on less food, so you will eat less at each mealtime

👉 It quiets “food noise” so staying on track feels easier. Note that Trim is superior for food noise suppression. 

Most people (about 95%) will, yes.

Slim is designed to be gradually increased (titrated) because your body adapts over time. It's not a failure to "have to" increase your dose. It's how the medication is designed to work. You should maintain one dose for a minimum of 4 weeks before considering moving up. 

👉 Increasing dose helps maintain results and keep progress going.

The most common ones are:

• Nausea

• Bloating

• Feeling very full

• Mild fatigue

👉 These are usually temporary and improve as your body adjusts. They are most common in the first few weeks when starting, or when increasing your dose. 

For most people, side effects are mild and manageable.

Serious side effects are rare, especially when you increase your dose gradually and don’t rush the process.