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Do not attempt to adjust the dose on your own
By more prolonged fasting, lipids and ketogenic amino acids will catabolize to ketone bodies, which will also be released into the blood
Clinical Recommendations If you have diabetes and are considering berberine: Never start berberine without discussing it with your GP or diabetes specialist nurse Increase blood glucose monitoring frequency if berberine is commenced Be vigilant for hypoglycaemia symptoms: sweating, tremor, hunger, confusion, or palpitations Your diabetes medication doses may require adjustment under clinical supervision Keep fast-acting glucose (e.g., glucose tablets, sugary drink) readily available and follow your local hypoglycaemia management plan NICE guidelines (NG28) for type 2 diabetes management do not include berberine as a recommended treatment option
In some embodiments, the otic formulation or composition comprises between about 0.01% to about 15% by weight of the viscosity modulating agent(s)
