Local side effects include skin thinning, bruising, stretch marks, worsening acne, steroid-induced rosacea, perioral dermatitis, pigmentation changes, impaired wound healing, and potential fungal, bacterial, or viral infections
Patients who have developed these conditions often report that the symptoms began after they started taking a GLP-1 medication and, in many cases, persisted even after they stopped using the drug
GLP-1 has opposing effects on hepatic lipid accumulation and plasma lipid levels, which has recently broadened its clinical use in pharmacological therapy of metabolic syndrome and steatohepatitis 8,9
Thus, animals who took alpha-lipoic acid burned more calories ( However, human studies show that alpha-lipoic acid only slightly impacts weight loss
It means some of your dose did not make it into the subcutaneous tissue