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As well as being delicious, some studies have found ginger can be an effective way to alleviate nausea, providing a natural alternative to anti-nausea medications
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Instead of quitting entirely, patients taper down to a maintenance microdose. This keeps the drug in their system just enough to curb the loudest food noise
Most common (especially in first 4-8 weeks): Nausea Early fullness/satiety Constipation Mild reflux or burping Less common but important: Severe nausea preventing adequate eating or drinking Gallbladder issues (rapid weight loss increases gallstone risk) Pancreatitis (rare, more common with high triglycerides or gallstone history) Dehydration The side effect no one mentions: Undereating
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