I noticed that after Semaglutide, my appetite decreased significantly, but at the same time, I constantly drink coffee, and it seems to throw me off my routine.

That's a very interesting observation because, as noted in a study athttps://valhallavitality.com/blog/the-impact-of-coffee-on-semaglutide-treatment-outcomes , caffeine can affect appetite, but differently in different people. In some people, it slightly reduces hunger, but in others, it can stimulate hunger by speeding up metabolism. The combination of Semaglutide, which suppresses appetite on its own, and caffeine can create unpredictable effects, including periodic "crashes" in appetite or discomfort after eating. The article advises keeping track of when and how much coffee you drink and noting whether it affects your hunger control and energy levels throughout the day. Keeping a food and beverage diary can help you understand whether your coffee habit is interfering with the effectiveness of Semaglutide.