According to Cleveland Clinic, GLP-1 is a hormone your small intestine makes that triggers insulin release, blocks glucagon secretion, slows stomach emptying and signals your brain to stop eating
In addition, hydroxocobalamin may be used as part of the treatment for cyanide poisoning (as an antidote), although in such emergency cases very high doses are administered under hospital care
[14] If you suspect hypoglycaemia, check your blood glucose if possible, take fast-acting glucose if levels are low, and discuss medication adjustments with your diabetes team
For your safety and comfort, our experienced medical team will guide you on how to rotate your injection sites with each dose to minimize the risk of skin irritation or lipodystrophy
I raise them as data points for food for thought (i.e., potential weights and counterweights to whether GLP1s will increase or decrease certain outcomes)