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GLP-1 is produced in two distinct places in your body: Your gut Special cells called L-cells line the walls of your small intestine and colon

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Medical professionals face significant challenges when managing patient reactions that display a spectrum of severity from mild rashes and localized urticaria to severe anaphylactic responses [2]