This is risky for several reasons: Wrong patient selection, such as people with pancreatitis, gallstones, or severe kidney disease using them without screening Rapid, unsupervised dose escalation No monitoring of kidney, liver, pancreatic, or eye status Complications seen with unsupervised use include pancreatitis, dehydration-induced acute kidney injury (especially in hot Indian summers with vomiting or diarrhoea), and even diabetic ketoacidosis in susceptible individuals
Potential Benefits May support appetite regulation when the prescribed medicine is used as directed
A progress-bar jump from 25% to 65% suggests there are additional clinical questions between the identity stage and the insulin question that we were not able to individually document
Singh, G., M
For skin tone specifically, topical glutathione has the most supporting evidence, followed by oral, with IV the least established