The label expansion is based on a Phase II trial that evaluated Brineura in children aged 16 over three years, with eight patients being less than 3 years old
Practical Application Breakfast: 25-30 grams (highest GLP-1 response) Lunch: 20-25 grams Dinner: 25-30 grams Eggs (6-7 grams per egg) Greek yogurt (15-20 grams per cup) Chicken breast (25 grams per 3 oz) Fish (salmon, cod, tuna: 20-25 grams per 3 oz) Legumes (15-18 grams per cup) Whey protein (20-25 grams per scoop) Strategic Timing: Consuming protein early in meals triggers earlier GLP-1 release, which may enhance satiety throughout the meal and reduce overall calorie intake
Your provider will help determine the appropriate dosing schedule based on your wellness goals, metabolism, recovery needs, and overall treatment plan
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