When all syringes in a batch come from the same draw session, using the same vial at the same concentration, any variation in side effects between doses is almost certainly attributable to other factors like diet, hydration, sleep, or stress
In some cases, these changes reduce harmful inflammation
Noteworthy, a widespread reduction in salt intake on the one hand, and the frequent replacement of iodized salt by so-called whole salts (such as Himalayan pink salt), perceived as healthier alternatives, on the other hand, has contributed to the re-emergence of iodine deficiency in industrialized countries, with adverse health consequences, especially in children [47,48,49]
Machine learning-based plasma metabolomics in liraglutide-treated type 2 diabetes mellitus patients and diet-induced obese mice
I believe the answer is emphatically yes: Its not deterministic, but its risk-associated, and you can alter your trajectory