While ColonBroom is not a GLP-1 agonist, it may support indirectly related benefits through its impact on gut function. Here’s how:

Slows Gastric Emptying: Psyllium fiber thickens and slows digestion, much like GLP-1 medications do. This delayed gastric emptying contributes to a longer-lasting feeling of fullness.

Reduces Appetite: By expanding in the stomach and intestines, psyllium fiber can physically reduce hunger, mimicking the appetite-suppressing effects of GLP-1 stimulation.

Improves Blood Sugar Response: Fiber slows the absorption of glucose, potentially supporting more stable blood sugar levels post-meal—an effect that overlaps with the purpose of GLP-1 medications.

So, while ColonBroom does not interact with GLP-1 receptors pharmacologically, its functional benefits on digestion and satiety may offer a milder, natural alternative for some users.

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