This article explores the science behind GLP-1, identifies foods and habits that enhance its production, and clarifies when medical intervention may be appropriate, all aligned with UK clinical guidance from NICE and the NHS
Compounded drugs copycat versions of a drug made in state-licensed pharmacies, rather than by drug manufacturers have long been used in medicine, such as to create custom medications for patients who might have specific allergies, or who need a medication that isnt commercially available
Bean and barley soup If you love a cozy bowl of soup, you can reach for one that boosts GLP-1 production
The potential benefits of GLP-1s include: Weight loss Obesity management Reduced cravings or food noise Improved lipid disorders Improved fatty liver disease Reduced risk of kidney disease Delayed progression of diabetes-related nephropathy Reduced risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) Lower risk of stroke Ongoing studies are exploring the effectiveness of GLP-1 medications for other conditions, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
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