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The 12-week ophthalmic trials showed continued improvement over the extended treatment period
Self-monitoring at home should include: Weight tracking : Weekly weigh-ins at the same time of day, recorded in a diary or app, help identify trends whilst avoiding obsessive daily fluctuations Blood glucose monitoring : Patients with diabetes should test as advised by their healthcare team, typically including fasting and pre-meal readings, with increased frequency during dose adjustments Symptom diary : Recording side effects, appetite changes, and general wellbeing helps identify patterns and informs clinical discussions Dietary and activity logs : Tracking food intake and physical activity provides context for weight and glucose changes Clinical monitoring typically follows this schedule: 46 weeks : Initial review to assess tolerability, side effects, and early response
Just symptoms and not hard 5 point MACE
Melanie Avalon: talking about supplements and things we put in our bodies, I am all about the, you know, original purist natural form and not, you know, I feel like so many things are just doctored and then they just, they're no pun intended, but they're like doctored up and then they just put the, like they'll like put a name on it like vitamin C, glutathione to like make it seem like it's, you know, something really helpful when really they're just trying to make something that's approachable to people that is of questionable ingredients
