[DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 364.Wang, T
Crucially, it's important to understand that sublingual semaglutide is not FDA-approved and is currently only available as a compounded medication
Indicated for: Those with a compromised immune system Those feeling the symptoms of the common cold and flu Those feeling 'run down', tired or stressed Those with a pre-existing condition for which vitamin C is recommended as a complementary therapy Those who are travelling or have just travelled Those who lead a very active lifestyle or undertake strenuous exercise Those who smoke and/or consume high levels of alcohol Those who live in the city (due to environmental pollutants and toxins) Single dose foil sachets are convenient, easy to use and protect the vitamin C from oxidation
If you are currently taking one or the other and you are doing well (meaning you are not symptomatic) then you probably dont need to worry about changing up your medication regimen
However, recent research has suggested that semaglutide may also have potential benefits for individuals with hypertension, or high blood pressure
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