Patients who find it uncomfortable can try 32G, which is slightly thinner
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however, some potential scenarios where it might be considered (only within an individualised plan agreed with a clinician) include: As an adjunct to lifestyle measures in individuals with non-diabetic hyperglycaemia (prediabetes) who wish to try additional interventions In people with type 2 diabetes who cannot tolerate metformin and are exploring complementary approaches alongside other prescribed medications As part of a holistic approach in individuals already achieving good glycaemic control who wish to explore additional metabolic support Important caveats : Berberine should never replace prescribed diabetes medications without explicit guidance from your diabetes care team Berberine should not be used for type 1 diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, during pregnancy or breastfeeding Self-management with supplements can be risky
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Astrid Breitschaft did not receive direct payments or support for participating in the manuscript but is an employee of Parexel International, which received funding from Novo Nordisk to conduct the trial
