The most commonly reported complications include: Intestinal obstruction, where the normal movement of food and waste through the intestines becomes blocked Gastroparesis (stomach paralysis), a condition in which the stomach slows or stops emptying food into the small intestine Ileus, a condition in which the bowel temporarily stops functioning Severe or prolonged constipation that does not respond to routine treatment Bowel perforation or colon rupture, sometimes occurring without obvious warning symptoms Other gastrointestinal complications, such as extreme vomiting leading to dehydration or hospitalization Sepsis, a life-threatening infection that can follow intestinal injury Some patients allege that intestinal blockages progressed quietly, without clear early symptoms, until they became a medical emergency requiring urgent surgery
In the pancreas, GABA is produced abundantly and is thought to regulate islet cell excitability and help regenerate beta-cells
Please note that compounded medications are sourced from licensed US pharmacies, but they are not FDA approved and may not be available in every state
CLA helps reduce fat stores, especially in problem areas such as the abdomen and thighs
Glutathione (GSH) is made in all cells in the body, however, it plays a key role in detoxification in the liver (1)