Rob Sinnott, USANA's chief science officer
Two safety principles matter most: Don't use supplements to cover up red-flag symptoms Don't add multiple new variables when your body is still adjusting to a GLP-1 When To Ask Your Clinician: Persistent Vomiting, Severe Pain, Reflux, Or Rapid Weight Loss Check in with your prescribing clinician promptly if you have: Persistent vomiting or inability to keep fluids down Severe or worsening abdominal pain Significant reflux symptoms (burning, regurgitation) that are escalating Signs of dehydration (dizziness, very dark urine, weakness) Rapid weight loss that feels out of proportion to your intake GLP-1 medications can be associated with GI adverse effects, and in some cases more serious issues need to be ruled out
The glucose monitor revealed hypoglycemia in 75% of patients, while the mixed meal tolerance test was positive in only 29%
The proper method of administration depends on what area needs to be targeted
Neurodegenerative disease: models, mechanisms, and a new hope
Take daily 1 ampoule 2 times daily before mealtimes or befor and after workout
