"GLP-1 then sends a signal to your pancreas that causes the release of insulin, which tells your cells to take in glucose from your blood, lowering your blood sugar," says Dr
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GLP-1-friendly structure often looks like: Smaller portions, eaten slowly (you're aiming for "comfortably satisfied," not stuffed) Earlier dinner and fewer late-night high-fat meals (helps reflux and overnight nausea) Prioritizing soluble fiber over rough, insoluble fibers during titration Low-FODMAP basics that pair well with GLP-1 titration weeks: Choose simpler carbs (rice, oats, potatoes) over high-FODMAP grains/legumes if those trigger you Use low-FODMAP fruits in modest portions Be cautious with onions, garlic, large portions of cruciferous vegetables, and sugar alcohols if those reliably bloat you If you've never tried low-FODMAP before, you don't necessarily need a strict elimination diet
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