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Labels typically recommend reducing insulin or sulfonylurea doses when starting GLP 1 therapy, with close glucose monitoring

These findings support the observation, sometimes disputed, that inorganic sulfates are readily absorbed and excreted in urine, in spite of the osmotic effects that they can generate and which lead to their use as laxatives [11, 41]

Improvements within the first few weeks are likely to occur

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However, it is best to avoid combining it with products that contain strong acids, like direct vitamin C (ascorbic acid), as this may reduce its effectiveness

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