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Clinical literature suggests that GLP-1 efficacy varies significantly by individual genetic factors, baseline insulin sensitivity, and gastrointestinal tolerancevariables not typically assessed in standardized telehealth protocols

Yes, semaglutide can be safely used by people with celiac disease when prescribed by a healthcare provider familiar with both conditions

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In clinical trials where a GLP-1 RA was added to background basal insulin, a general 20% basal insulin reduction in all patients or a 20% reduction in patients with an A1C 8.0%, the GLP-1 RA can be reasonably initiated without a reduction in the basal insulin dose for many patients

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