Patients Taking Medication Dosage Into Their Own Hands According to the LA Times, some patients, with or without the help of doctors, are experimenting with microdosing weight loss drugsusing smaller-than-recommended amountsin order to stretch limited supplies, reduce costs, and even potentially curb side effects. 91% of surveyed healthcare providers reported they are somewhat to very concerned about patients independently adjusting their prescribed medication doses
This shows the potential for strain specific, highly-targeted treatments for future amelioration of metabolic dysregulation
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Because these drugs are used at higher doses for weight loss (compared to diabetes management), this is particularly important
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Recommended dose is 0.5 mL (5 mg) under the tongue daily