Here are the side effects doctors say they see most often: Nausea or stomach cramps: By far the most common complaints, nausea and stomach cramps usually improve as your body adjusts to the medication, according to the Mayo Clinic
Diabetologia 59:25882593 Armstrong MJ, Hull D, Guo K et al (2016) Glucagon-like peptide 1 decreases lipotoxicity in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis
Build a small "GLP-1 shelf" at home (single-serve yogurts and cottage cheese, pre-portioned nuts, canned tuna, a tub of chia seeds, and a fiber-rich whole-grain cracker) and prep on the weekend so you're never stuck reaching for something that won't sit well
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To date, the relative contribution of each of these factors to circulating TMAO levels and, therefore, elevated cardiovascular risk remains unclear
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