The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
High dose I mean I start patients on 750 twice a day but you have to start slow because uh PCOS patients especially the ones with insulin resistance which is 80% of them. Um I start with 750 at night. Then if they tolerate it, I um add the 7:50 in the morning. And for patients who um are tolerating it and they still are not ovulating, their periods are still not regulating and they still have symptoms, I might up it to a thousand twice a day.
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when I prescribe met Foreman to patients I have them start at 500 qhs than 500 B ID then v you know 500 in the morning 1500 before bed then one gram VI D is sort of standard dose and I see far less of that nausea and I see far less weight loss