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Supporting Digestive Comfort on GLP-1s With Prebiotic Fiber Fiber supplementation may offer several advantages for people using GLP-1 therapy: it can help promote regular digestion, help maintain healthy blood sugar levels, support feelings of fullness, and nourish beneficial gut bacteria

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KFF recently reported that GLP-1 drug discontinuation was more common in those over 65, although this could change if Medicare begins to cover these medications for those without diabetes