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The present study emulated a target trial to avoid immortal time and selection bias, chose a second-line glucose-lowering therapy as an active comparator to reduce confounding by indication, used an outcome definition based only on primary care records to minimize detection bias due to differential hospitalizations, and implemented a lag time to mitigate bias due to reverse causality
Prioritize Training Quality Over Maximal Load Between cycles, dial back absolute intensity and focus on: Perfecting technique Rebuilding connective tissue strength Improving mobility Correcting postural imbalances You should train hard but avoid ego lifting or pushing maximal loads while hormonal levels are still normalizing
These might include: Blood tests to assess for coeliac disease, inflammatory markers, or thyroid function Breath tests for lactose intolerance or small intestinal bacterial overgrowth Abdominal imaging (ultrasound or CT) if structural abnormalities are suspected Faecal calprotectin if inflammatory bowel disease is a concern Referral to gastroenterology for specialist assessment if symptoms persist despite initial management The MHRA's Yellow Card scheme allows patients and healthcare professionals to report suspected side effects of medications, including GLP-1 agonists
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