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or administered into the intestinal lumen in a dose of 25 g was employed instead of exendin-4

Finally, a small study of 36 non-diabetic IBD patients treated with semaglutide or tirzepatide found no significant change in CRP and had insufficient data to evaluate FCP

That said, safety depends on dose, product quality, and individual health status people with certain conditions or on specific medications should consult a doctor first

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