Zhao S, Chan LK, Chen L, Cheng TW, Klein T, Leung PS
When appetite drops, digestion slows, which can start to affect the gutbrain axis and how you feel day-to-day
Pros of naturally boosting GLP-1: No side effects No risk of long-term dependency Minimal cost with no barriers to care Provides benefits beyond GLP-1 activity (due to lifestyle changes in diet) Easy to incorporate into any lifestyle Cons of natural GLP-1: Natural GLP-1 persists for a short amount of time in the bloodstream (a few minutes) Effects vary from person to person Results arent as fast or as dramatic Can be more difficult to see dramatic and rapid results with diet and lifestyle changes alone Note: Because GLP-1 production happens naturally, there are no negative effects per se
Novel targets for disease modification The molecular pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease is thought to be primarily driven by the oligomerization and fibrillar aggregation of pathological aSYN species, as well as their potential cell-to-cell transmission
Rebecca Lenderman is a nurse practitioner at Alliance Dermatology in Cape Girardeau
