No direct pharmacological link exists between GLP-1/GIP medicines and B12 deficiency, but concurrent metformin use (common in diabetes) is established to reduce B12 absorption
You might see one bottle labelled L-glutathione and another as reduced glutathione, leading to a common question: which is better l glutathione or reduced glutathione
I've cut down a bit (2000iu a day instead of 5000 or even 10000), and I'll slowly try to build up, but as long as my level has improved a bit when I have my next blood test tomorrow, I'll be happy to take it slower with the Vit D, as long as it's slowly heading in the right direction
A provider reviews your labs and history, screens for the conditions that make it unsafe, and tells you honestly whether it's appropriate or recommends a safer path to your goals
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Additionally, hyperglycemia can slow gastric emptying, with gastroparesis most commonly seen in patients with a 10+ year history of diabetes