Central nervous system [edit] Central nervous system (CNS) damage is the primary feature of any FASD diagnosis
Other common digestive side effects include: Vomiting: Often occurs alongside nausea, especially when starting treatment Diarrhea: Usually mild and temporary Constipation: Can occur as your digestive system adjusts Stomach pain: Typically mild and manageable Loss of appetite: While this contributes to weight loss, it can be concerning for some patients These digestive effects happen because GLP-1 slows how quickly food moves through your stomach
We're still learning how they have such broad impact, especially about their anti-inflammatory effects, systemically and in the brain nature.com/articles/d4158 A new feature @Nature, by @marilenharo The GLP-1 drugs are the most important drug class breakthrough in medical history
Effect of human placental extract in the management of biofilm mediated drug resistance a focus on wound management
Unfortunately, when one experiences diminished salivary flow, it can lead to tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath
Int J Mol Sci 21(16):5895 Mai S, Grugni G, Mele C, Vietti R, Vigna L, Sartorio A, Aimaretti G, Scacchi M, Marzullo P (2020) Irisin levels in genetic and essential obesity: clues for a potential dual role
