Semaglutide, which is typically used to help with Type 2 diabetes, has also shown a significant correlation to weight loss
Certain Medications: Some prescription drugs, like certain anti-seizure medications or even long-term use of other common drugs, can raise GGT levels as your liver works hard to metabolise them
[11] [16] Clinical observations suggest that semaglutide may improve liver enzyme levels in many patients, particularly those with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD, formerly known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease or NAFLD)
Andari E, Duhamei J, Zalla T, Herbrecht E, Leboyer M, Sirigu A
The clinical dose of 200 g/person/day of BPC157 was converted to 20 g/kg for rats and 6 g/kg for dogs