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The combination of reduced intake and potential losses from gastrointestinal side effects means that plain water alone may not be sufficient

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It became apparent that exenatide reduced liver fat in mice, [23] rat [24] and more recently in man

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Compounded versions require patients to draw precise amounts from vials, which has led to reported administration errors where patients accidentally injected doses up to 10 times higher than prescribed, causing severe nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and weakness

Users have reported reduced bloating, more regular digestion, and an overall sense of gastrointestinal well-being