milk thistle and semaglutide As the role of #GLP1 therapies in #MASLD continues to grow, clinicians need clear guidance. A new Practice Guidance update in #HEPATOLOGY provides evidence-based recommendations on using therapy for MASH, including Milk Thistle and Semaglutide Interaction:

The characteristic changes of GLP-1 face include 4,5 : Facial volume loss, particularly in the midface Periocular hollowing and periorbital volume depletion Dermal thinning with loss of collagen and elastin fibers Decreased skin elasticity leading to redundant skin folds Accelerated appearance of aging As a result of these facial changes, GLP-1 agonist medications can result in an older, haggard and tired looking appearance

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Gastrointestinal side effects can significantly impact your life and overshadow the benefits of the medication

Emotional triggers such as shock, stress, or sudden excitement can also set off hiccups, as can abrupt temperature changes

It also considerably increased the risk of pulmonary hypertension, and around 20 percent of those who took Phen-Fen needed surgery to repair damaged heart valves