To help manage these side effects, we recommend a few simple tips: Avoid eating 2 hours before and after your weekly injection Choose high-fiber foods that promote digestion on the day of injections Eat smaller portions Incorporate high-fiber and protein-rich foods every day, as these are more filling and can help regulate your blood sugar levels Consider staying upright after meals Avoid foods that can trigger discomfort, such as fried or spicy foods Lunch/Afternoon : Eat something healthy & consider taking a walk A light, nutrient-dense lunch should be your goal
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Recent studies suggested that mitochondrial DNA damage is also a potential biomarker in LRRK2-PD ( LRRK2 is an enzyme with both kinase and GTPase activities (Steger et al., 2016), which are important for exocytosis of synaptic vesicles, and endolysosomal and Golgi apparatus protein sorting (West et al., 2005
Proper handling, accurate calculation, and safe injection methods help lower health risks and improve our results
Prioritize protein intake (90-100 grams daily minimum), supplement with vitamin D, iron, zinc, biotin, and omega-3s
