[9] [23] These typically diminish over time as the body adjusts to the medication
Therefore, differences across studies in effect size and phenotypic presentation may arise from variation in observation window, endpoint level, and control of state-related confounding, rather than from genuine inconsistency in the underlying mechanism
Li H, Velasco-Miguel S, Vass WC, Parada LF, DeClue JE
GLP-1 medications mimic the action of this natural hormone in the body
These changes affect saliva production, consequently impacting nutrition and oral health
When food reaches the small intestine, it triggers the release of GLP-1, leading to a feeling of fullness, and stimulates the release of insulin, which lowers blood sugar