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Gastrointestinal symptoms are more common at higher supplemental doses—often above several grams per day—while symptoms at lower doses tended to be mild and transient
from retained bullet fragments can produce a wide, nonspecific constellation of symptoms—most commonly , fatigue, , and —that may appear months to years after the injury . Published case series and re...
can cause gastrointestinal symptoms — including — but the evidence in the provided reporting shows these effects are generally reported as uncommon, dose-dependent, and influenced by and pre-existing ...
commonly cause —bloating, gas, cramping, nausea, loose stools or a laxative effect—largely because of concentrated fiber, with motility effects, and dose-related responses observed in human and animal...
Randomized clinical trials (RCTs) of berberine in metabolic disorders consistently report a tolerability pattern dominated by mild gastrointestinal symptoms, with one early trial documenting transient...