Higher levels of the glycoprotein promote fibrin formation, increasing a persons clot risk
Limitations 1 : 1 : Results should be interpreted with caution because of the retrospective pre-post design without a control or comparator arm and the relatively short follow-up (6 months) Hypoglycemia may have been underreported, as only the clinically significant events were likely to have been captured (eg, no SMBG or CGM data) EMR database analysis as a potential for selection bias that cannot be controlled, as well as EMR data-capture challenges (eg, coding errors, no dosing data) Patients were mainly from the Northwest and Southern US states and therefore may not be representative of the US national landscape Sanofi-sponsored study *Follow-up period 6 months included GLP-1 RA + Toujeo (N=271)
If you are prescribed an antibiotic while ill, we recommend checking your blood glucose levels more frequently than usual
GHK-Cu is not intended for human consumption, veterinary use, self-administration, clinical use, treatment, diagnosis, prevention, cosmetic use, skincare use, supplement use, body composition use or any form of personal use
High blood glucose also promotes methionine remethylation, further increasing Hcy levels
