Studies indicate that increased dietary fibre intake can improve post-meal glucose responses and may increase GLP-1 secretion
If you take a gliptin while breastfeeding, you should monitor your child for signs of hypoglycaemia, including: being sleepy, or drowsy, irritability, jitteriness, tremors, pallor (paler than usual), sweating, not settling, changes in feeding including poor feeding
Improved Body Composition: May support lean muscle development while assisting with metabolic function and fat utilization
Overall, a high diet of these unhealthy fats can cause: Weight gain Blood sugar spikes, and Eventually weaker GLP-1 response Then again, you dont have to completely eliminate foods with trans or saturated fats
Spencer Nadolsky, told me last year that he was more open to compounded medications than he used to be (when they were legal), but preferred the name-brand options: Im still cautious about it because I think it would be really nice to know more about it if its been studied more