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Several animal studies and preliminary human trials have suggested that allulose may influence postprandial glucose responses and potentially affect GLP-1 secretion, though the evidence base remains limited and requires further validation

Beyond that, some other potential risks included sleep issues, low blood pressure (sometimes leading to fainting), kidney stones, arthritis, and acute pancreatitis

In summary, glucose uptake into the L-cells seems to be mediated via both, GLUT2 and SGLT1 (Figure 3) [[274], [275], [276]], with the electrogenic SGLT1 mediated uptake being of particular importance for stimulus secretion coupling

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It built on the success of earlier GLP-1s by engaging a second pathway, the Glucose-dependent Insulinotropic Polypeptide (GIP) receptor , leading to unprecedented weight loss results, often exceeding 20% of body weight