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You can do this by making the following dietary, consumer and lifestyle changes: Eat organic produce, dairy (or eliminate), and meats Use natural pest control in your home and garden Avoid synthetic flea shampoos, flea collars, and flea pesticides on your pets Avoid shampoos and beauty products with parabens, phenoxyethanol, and phthalates (go to www.ewg.org and use their Skin Deep Guide to find non-toxic products) Avoid nail polish Avoid DEHA cling wrap Never heat food in plastic containers in the microwave or put hot foods into plastic containers (better yet, use Pyrex containers) Avoid Teflon and non-stick cookware Avoid plastic water bottles Avoid consuming foods from tin cans (they are lined with BPA) Avoid drinking from Styrofoam cups or containers Use natural cleaners Avoid BHA and BHT in processed foods Avoid FD&C Red No

Hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) is uncommon with GLP-1 receptor agonists when used alone, as they work in a glucose-dependent manner