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Clinical studies show that chlorogenic acids in green coffee extract may promote GLP-1 secretion following meals
Scourboutakos is an Adjunct Lecturer in Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto This article was originally published by The Conversation and is republished under a Creative Commons licence
Its worth noting that these gastrointestinal side effects are typically most pronounced when starting semaglutide or increasing the dose
While this effect has been primarily observed in the GI tract, there is evidence for similar benefit in cardiovascular, neurological, and muscle tissues, suggesting that BPC-157 may be used as both a therapy in the setting of stroke and heart attack as well as a probative peptide for understanding how to promote healing following ischemic injury [5], [6]
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