If you're talking about blood sugar and fullness signals and all that, it makes sense that you're doing it with meals, although I could see why people might think doing it between meals could have its own positive effect of potentially reducing your hunger signals, for example
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We can often avoid some of those side effects if we increase the dose slowly and not just increase the dose once a month
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