Pattern: Prescription says "2.4 mg weekly." Vial label says "10 mg/mL." Patient sees "2.4" and "10" and draws to the "2.4 mL" mark on a 3 mL syringe (if they're using the wrong syringe type) or misreads the insulin syringe and draws 240 units (2.4 mL) instead of 24 units (0.24 mL)
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in rare cases, irregular heart rhythms, dizziness, fainting or collapse especially in people with pre-existing heart or electrolyte problems
The mixture of greens, sweet fruits, and healthy fats make this smoothie really creamy and completely satisfying- it can easily become a meal by adding a bit extra healthy fats or protein to the mix as I share below
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