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GLP-1 agonists are being used in combination with basal insulin (Dungan & DeSantis, 2016), although this is not an FDA-approved indication (see rxlist.com) they should not be used as a substitute for basal insulin, as this has been found to result in a decline in glycemic control)(Dungan & DeSantis, 2016) Clinical trials indicate it can reduce HbA1c by ~0.8% Undergoes renal clearance, with dosage reduction needed if creatinine clearance falls to 1.5

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Tip: Aim for at least 2535g of fiber daily, with an emphasis on fermentable fibers

Exercise with thyroid disease on GLP-1 Exercise is more important, and more complicated, for Hashimoto's patients on GLP-1 therapy than for other populations

Recent clinical data show semaglutide 2.4 mg achieved 14.9% mean weight loss at 68 weeks in STEP 1, while tirzepatidewhich targets dual GLP-1 and GIP receptorsproduces 2027% weight loss in comparable trials, yet individual outcomes vary significantly based on genetic predispositions in appetite and energy metabolism pathways