A quick intake form may not meaningfully assess: relevant medical history medication interactions contraindications prior GI problems risk factors for dehydration activity level nutritional status whether the patient is already struggling with injury or exercise limitation When that context is missing, patients can end up on treatment without a real safety net
Potential side effects Possible side effects of supplementary l-carnitine include, but are not limited to: Gut disturbance: l-carnitine does not have an established upper intake level, although doses above 3g per day may cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramps and diarrhoea Coronary artery disease: some research suggests l-carnitine may be linked to an increased risk of coronary artery disease and heart failure, especially in men and those who eat meat
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Exendin-4, identified in 1992 from lizard venom, shares approximately 53% sequence similarity with human GLP-1
This is largely due to rapid weight loss rather than direct toxicity
It is not a drug, supplement, or food product