That is difficult clinically
But and this is critical thats just a hope
(Second on my list would be vitamin D, but its much harder to develop low vitamin D levels if you take a daily supplement, as I explain in this post
Common side effects for both: Nausea (most common, improves over time) Diarrhea or constipation Vomiting (less common) Abdominal pain or bloating Reduced appetite (this is intended, but can be extreme) Fatigue, especially in first month Managing GI side effects: Eat smaller, more frequent meals Avoid fatty, greasy, or spicy foods Stay hydrated Don't lie down immediately after eating Consider anti-nausea medication if severe Most side effects peak in weeks 2-4 of each new dose, then improve significantly
Several factors drive these high prices: High demand outpacing supply capacity
These drugs can suppress appetite and slow digestion, so focusing on nutrient-dense and balanced meals is essential to avoid nutrient deficiencies
