I am very rookie in this the truth and with a very little idea of type 1 so that something is probably saying something wrong but it would probably have to be monitored closely so that there are no hypos?The truth is that it is helping me although at the moment I only have fasting glucose data.Until 2 weeks I do not have the review with the endocrine to see the A1C But in type 2 DB there is an insulin resistance, and it is the one that produces hyperglycemia.If there is greater resistance..Normally one type 2 has this tto associated with another, it is very rare that it is alone.In any clear case, which lowers glycemia in type 2 PQ there is normally resistance associated with obesity but in type 1 the mechanism is another.You have to inject insulin because we do not have it, you may over time or if it puts weight, there is more insulin resistance but it is rare that the blood glucose decreases alone and if so, then the insulin dose is lowered.There is not much experience in type 1 but it seems that there have been no hypos or imptes side effects

Safety Profile Both are considered safe for healthy adults
Iside, C., Scafuro, M., Nebbioso, A
Hence, cardiac GLP-1R circuits controlling HR require neural inputs and do not function in a heart-autonomous manner.
I did not feel sluggish or lethargic,I did not feel any tummy pain when I took this unlike the others I have tried