It stimulates insulin release, effectively lowering blood sugar levels, especially after meals
While the precise reason for GLP-1 nausea is not yet clear, it is likely due to the delayed stomach emptying (gastroparesis) or eating too much of the wrong kinds of foods
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And if you've had minimal success with other GLP-1 medications in the past, the dual-action of Tirzepatide might give you better results
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More commonly, I see it in combination with iron deficiency and sometimes folate deficiency