glp 1 and foot pain As GLP-1 drugs continue to gain popularity for weight loss, a lesser-known side effect is drawing attention from podiatrists: “Ozempic feet.” https://ktla.com/news/ozempic-feet-the-latest-side-effect-among-glp-1 -users-doctors-warn Effects of Treatment with Glucagon-like

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The metabolic byproducts produced by bacteria, such as SCFAs, enhance the release of natural GLP-1, while GLP-1RAs alter signaling pathways, acid responses, immune reactions, and the composition of gut microorganisms, leading to increasingly robust therapeutic feedback mechanisms [108,109]

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