Olanzapine-Induced Weight Gain: Can Akkermansia Muciniphila Help?

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The review discusses Akkermansia muciniphila, a probiotic bacterium, as potential treatment for olanzapine-induced weight gain. Explores its role in gut health and metabolic effects.
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[@plockacherrys5765]

Thank you for. We forget about our flora and only think of pancreas and insulin resistance

[@sammesingson7584]

thanks alot guys! i would love to here more about ibs or gut and anxiety relation

[@andresdelavega]

Diminished akkermansia is correlated to failed chemotherapy threatment
Also sublingual-oral olanzapine is correlated with less weight gain, perhaps due to not changing microbial composition in the gut

[@yellowedfingersofrandomnessJoe]

It should be banned only an evil person would torture some one with such a dangerous substance, anyone using it in today's world should hold there head down in shame. It also causes agitation, depression, restlessness, tarda disconesia. Aggression and diabetes and that is not theoretical.

[@yellowedfingersofrandomnessJoe]

Anyone attempting to use it for any ailment. Dangerous. Dangerous. Dangerous

[@bryggel]

it also destabilize the microbiota, making you probably depressed if u had prior diseases like leaky gut or ibs