Building on expert insights into GLP-1 with formoline L112 EXTRA
Leading experts share their views on the subject of GLP-1 therapy and formoline L112 EXTRA.
EXPERT STATEMENTS
on the current status of GLP-1 therapy
EXPERT STATEMENTS
on the current status of GLP-1 therapy
Recent Developments in GLP-1 Therapy –
an interview with Prof. Dr. Matthias Blüher
Prof. Dr. Matthias Blüher discusses the current situation in the treatment of obesity with GLP-1 receptor agonists and what could be done to think beyond GLP-1.
Dr. Petra Sandow on the current situation in general practice
In this interview, Dr. Petra Sandow explains current developments in the treatment of excess weight and obesity, as well as the significance of GLP-1 therapies from the perspective of general practice.
Prof. Blüher on the Clinical Use of Polyglucosamine L112
In this video interview, Prof. Dr. Blüher describes his use of the active dietary fibre polyglucosamine L112, contained in formoline L112 EXTRA, in clinical practice and shares lessons learned from everyday clinical routines.
On the Role of Polyglucosamine L112
in the Context of GLP-1 Therapy
In this interview, Prof. Dr. Blüher answers the question of how he believes that polyglucosamine L112 should be incorporated more extensively into GLP-1 therapies.
FORMOLINE L112 EXTRA
MODE OF ACTION
FORMOLINE L112 EXTRA
MODE OF ACTION
Polyglucosamine L112, the active dietary fibre contained in formoline L112 EXTRA, uses purely physical mechanisms to bind dietary fats and cholesterol in the digestive tract. Binding lipids to the active dietary fibre L112 significantly reduces the absorption of lipids through the intestinal wall.
formoline L112 EXTRA. Class III Medical Device (CE 0123). For treatment of excess weight and obesity. Lipid binder for weight reduction and weight management with accompanying LDL cholesterol-lowering effect. • References: Cornelli U et al. Long-Term Treatment of Overweight and Obesity with Polyglucosamine (PG L112): ... Curr Dev Nutr 2017;1(10):e000919. • Contraindications: Allergy to crustaceans. • Side effects: Very rare: digestive problems Please also refer to the instructions for use. Some of the content in this video was generated using AI.
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