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It also showed a significant positive correlation with Bristol stool score in all patients and a significant positive correlation with stool frequency in the L-carnitine supplemented group only
With studies suggesting that GLP-1 may play a wider role in the body, finding ways that may help to boost it naturally may benefit overall health and wellness well into the future