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Treatment at our clinic At the initial visit, the patient had a fever and blood tests showed signs of systemic inflammation with WBC 16400 and CRP 4.17
Research on the efficacy of oral drops is still emerging, but one recent animal study suggests it may be more effective than tablets, but this is highly dependent on how much time the drug has to be absorbed under the tongue before it's swallowed
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Allulose is considered safe at FSA-authorised levels, though gastrointestinal side effects (bloating, diarrhoea) may occur and could be additive to GLP-1 therapy-related symptoms