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The dosages and protocols discussed here are general references from published studies and experimental reports, not individualized prescriptions
Levels decline with age and drop further in chronic disease, including Parkinson's disease, liver disease, heart disease, and alcohol use disorder
drug-drug interactions Essentially none
But an excess dose or extra ingredients may mean that you end up with side effects and symptoms beyond those already associated with GLP-1s, including nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea and headaches are all common
At these tiny doses, precision is everything