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Nat Rev Endocrinol 2023;19:460476
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Older research suggests that activated charcoal may bind to cholesterol and cholesterol-containing bile acids in your gut, preventing them from being absorbed ( In one older study, taking 24 grams of activated charcoal per day for 4 weeks lowered total and LDL (bad) cholesterol by 25% each while raising HDL (good) cholesterol by 8% ( In another, taking 432 grams of activated charcoal daily helped reduce total and LDL (bad) cholesterol by 2941% in those with high cholesterol levels
Most SGLT2 inhibitors are used at fixed doses for CKD/heart failure indications
Menopause: Falling estrogen increases insulin resistance and makes blood sugar harder to predict
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