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112-114 A comprehensive stool panel that includes assessment of digestive health measures (eg, elastase levels) and assesses for undigested fat can help determine if mild EPI is a contributing factor to mealtime symptoms attributed to IBS

Inositol does the following: Transports fats through the body Helps convert food into energy Helps neurons communicate better with the bodys nervous system Vital for hair growth Inositol combined with choline produces lecithin, aiding in the breakdown of fats such as cholesterol Choline: Similar to the B vitamins but not officially a B vitamin, yet often placed in the B vitamin category

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Injection burden 1-2 injections per day on overlap days Best for Metabolic + mitochondrial pairing Cycle driver Retatrutide titration sets the pace Retatrutide Loading 1 2 4 6 9 mg (every 4 weeks) Frequency Once weekly Maintenance 9 mg or 12 mg weekly Route SubQ MOTS-c (intermittent - most common) Loading Start Week 5: 5 mg, 2x weekly Frequency 2-3x weekly Maintenance 5-10 mg, 2-3x weekly Route SubQ MOTS-c (low-dose daily - alternative) Loading Start Week 5: 200 mcg/day, +200 mcg every 2 weeks Frequency Daily Maintenance Up to 1 mg daily Route SubQ Weekly Schedule Example - Intermittent MOTS-c (Weeks 5-16) Monday Retatrutide 2 mg (morning) + MOTS-c 5 mg (pre-training) Tuesday Rest day Wednesday MOTS-c 5 mg (pre-training) Thursday Rest day Friday MOTS-c 5 mg (pre-training) Saturday Rest day Sunday Rest day Community protocols use different injection sites and separate syringes when both compounds are dosed the same day