Amino acids are better absorbed when taken half an hour before meals or at bedtime
The probiotic bacteria Akkermansia muciniphila has also gained attention for its potential to enhance metabolic function, partly by stimulating the production of GLP-1
Increased co-expression of PSMA2 and GLP-1 receptor in cervical cancer models in type 2 diabetes attenuated by Exendin-4: a translational case-control study
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Foods to eat (BRAT diet, low-FODMAP-friendly) Bananas (potassium replacement, gentle fiber) White rice (easily digested, binds stool) Applesauce (unsweetened) (soluble pectin fiber) Toast or crackers (white flour, low fat) Plain oatmeal (soluble fiber, gentle on the gut) Boiled or baked chicken / fish (lean protein, 5 g fat per serving) Eggs (poached or scrambled, no butter) (easy protein) Well-cooked carrots, zucchini, green beans (fiber + electrolytes) Bone broth or low-sodium chicken broth (hydration + sodium) Foods to avoid for 4872 hours post-injection High-fat meals (fried foods, pizza, cream sauces, fatty cuts of meat) slows gastric emptying further Dairy (lactose-containing) transit time often makes lactose harder to digest during flares High-FODMAP foods onions, garlic, beans, lentils, wheat-based pastas, apples, pears, watermelon, honey Sugar alcohols sorbitol, xylitol, mannitol (sugar-free gum, protein bars) Spicy foods capsaicin can speed colonic transit further Coffee, alcohol, carbonated drinks gut motility stimulants Raw cruciferous vegetables broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage (gas + fiber load) Sample 3-day post-injection meal plan Day 1 (injection day): Oatmeal with banana for breakfast
