Yes, increasing both soluble and insoluble fibre intake can help prevent and manage constipation, a common side effect of GLP-1 therapy
Examples of commonly used GLP-1 RAs, approved by regulatory bodies like the UKs MHRA, include: Liraglutide (Brand names: Victoza for diabetes, Saxenda for weight management) Administered as a daily injection
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Importantly, probiotics should never be used as a substitute for prescribed GLP-1 receptor agonists or other diabetes/weight management therapies
Wonder what the cost will be for the generic Thanks so much for sharing, Stacey
For patients whose primary driver is toxic load or a fundamentally caloric imbalance, GLP-1 will do less, not because its failing, but because it was never aimed at their actual problem