Heres what you can do: Dos: Eat slowly during meals Eat bland, low-fat foods Eat foods with high water content, like Jell-O or soup Drink ginger or peppermint tea Inject the medication in the evening Donts: Lie down immediately after eating Eat overly spicy, greasy, or sugary foods Indigestion Because GLP-1 medications slow digestion, food may sit in the stomach longer, causing discomfort
Compound medications never go through any of this, which creates the additional risk of impurities, incorrect dosages, and alternative medicines actually working
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These fatty acids bind to receptors on L-cells, triggering GLP-1 release
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