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I was curious to try GLP medications for my RA and joint pain, but I have a history of eating disorder, so my doctor didnt think it was appropriate for me. Heidi, 47 years old, diagnosed with RA, mixed connective tissue disease, and lupus My rheumatology team considered adding a GLP medication, but I have dysmotility and malabsorption from autoimmune disease, so it was not a good fit for me. Elaine, 48 years old, living with RA and scleroderma Some people expressed interest in knowing more about GLP-1s for RA
Key Takeaway: You may have a "normal" T4 level on your NHS blood test, but if you lack the amino acids required for conversion, your active T3 levels may be suboptimal, contributing to persistent "mystery symptoms." Why You Might Be Low in Amino Acids You might be thinking, "I eat plenty of protein, so I must have enough amino acids." Unfortunately, it isn't always that simple
Briefly, fresh samples were randomly selected, cut into 12 cm segments, weighed, and soaked in 95 % (v/v) ethanol
Daily liraglutide and twice-daily exenatide show modest but still clinically meaningful improvements
