GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) receptor agonists are injectable medications that mimic a hormone your body naturally produces after eating
All right, so we know there are plenty of brand names, active ingredients, and pros and cons of the different GLP-1 agonists available
Expert Opin Drug Discovery (2014) 9:122351
These medications are peptide-based drugs administered subcutaneously, and their absorption, distribution, and metabolism are not significantly affected by oral magnesium supplementation
In this regard, GLP-1 treatment leads to decreased expression of macrophagespecific markers for M1 (inducible NOS (iNOS), IL6 and TNF) and enhances expression level of M2-marker genes, including arginine1, macrophage galectin-1 (MGL-1), IL10, as well as mannose receptor-1 (MRC-1)
While not as commonly reported as other side effects like nausea, heartburn (and related issues like indigestion, belching, or acid reflux) can happen especially as your dose increases