Urinary changes may occur indirectly through improved blood glucose control reducing hyperglycemia-related excessive urination, increased fluid intake to manage gastrointestinal side effects, or concurrent use of other medications like SGLT2 inhibitors that do affect urination
By dosage, the mean changes were: 500 mcg: 127% 750 mcg: 176% (single study) 1,000 mcg: 280% 1,500 mcg: 310% 2000 mcg: 260% 5,000 mcg: 62% While 1,500 mcg of vitamin B12 showed the highest average increase, the effect plateaued or declined at higher doses, suggesting a possible saturation of absorption pathways
If NASH is left untreated, the liver can deteriorate over time
DSIP is of key interest as it was developed to help combat oxidative stress and normalize myocardial contractility
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) Supports carbohydrate metabolism and helps convert nutrients into energy