Drink ginger tea, peppermint tea, or electrolyte drinks in small amounts throughout the day
Depending on how your body and blood sugar responds, your healthcare provider might increase it further to 1 mg per week, and then for patients who require additional glycaemic control to 2 mg per week
I would recommend taking a deeper look at the gut, possibly doing a stool test and/or hormone panel to get to the root cause of the symptoms, followed by lifestyle and dietary changes, of course," notes Kuntz, RD
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