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Yes, several dietary strategies and supplements have been shown to boost GLP-1 production, including high-protein foods, olive oil, fermentable fiber, allulose, berberine, EGCG, and curcumin
Ideal timing for testing: Before starting your GLP-1 medication (baseline) 4-6 weeks after starting treatment After any dose increase Quarterly during stable dosing Immediately if warning symptoms appear People at higher risk for electrolyte problems include those over 65, anyone with kidney disease, heart failure patients, people taking diuretics, and anyone with persistent GI symptoms lasting beyond the first 8-12 weeks of treatment
GLP-1s: Lower blood sugar Reduce appetiteso you eat less and feel fuller Promote healthy weight loss Improve metabolism Lower whole-body inflammationincluding that which affects your joints GLP-1s Target Both Metabolic and Inflammatory Pathways Recent research shows that GLP-1 medications can: Lower levels of inflammatory cytokines like TNF-alpha, IL-6, and IL-1 Restore a healthier gut microbiome and calm immune reactions Reduce fat-driven inflammationwhy losing just 510% of body weight improves autoimmune diseases Reverse insulin resistancea key link between metabolic and autoimmune disease Reduce oxidative stress, protecting organs and joint cartilage GLP-1s in RA, PsA, OA, and More: Evidence and Results Rheumatoid Arthritis Obesity increases RA risk and severity
Our purpose is not to endorse or suggest the use of specific therapies, but to provide information about the evidence, or lack thereof, along with potential risks/benefits of various treatment modalities
