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Do not stop or alter your GLP-1 medication without medical guidance, as this may affect your diabetes control or weight management goals
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Store it in a dark place if it must be kept at room temperature
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Foods to avoid while on GLP-1 While taking GLP-1 medications, its advisable to avoid foods that can cause rapid spikes in blood sugar levels or lower the medications effectiveness, such as: sugary foods and beverages like juices, soda, and alcohol refined carbohydrates like white bread and pasta high-fat foods A study involving 72 participants with obesity revealed that those with high added sugar intake experienced the smallest increase in GLP-1 levels following glucose consumption