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PMID: 1879631 Vakov, J

The most common adverse effects from the SURMOUNT trials include: Nausea: 24-33% of participants (dose-dependent) Diarrhea: 18-25% of participants Constipation: 13-17% of participants Vomiting: 8-12% of participants Decreased appetite: 10-15% of participants Most of these effects are mild to moderate and occur primarily during dose escalation periods

There is a seasonal variation to the gut microbiome, as there is to 25(OH)D3

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Increased levels of nitric oxide and nitrite in plasma have been observed and the amount correlated well with the severity of the disease (Aydemir et al