Ectoin: Protects the skin from dryness and environmental stress
the possible involvement of sensory neurons in the salutary effects of NaBPC157 (10 g/kg, 10 ng/kg i.p.) was studied with capsaicin which has quite distinct effects on sensory neurons: high dose administration to adult animals (125 mg/kg s.c., (subcutaneously) three months of age) or administration (50 mg/kg s.c.) to neonatal animals (seven days of age) destroys sensory fibers, whereas a low dose (500 g/kg i.p.) activates a neurotransmitter release and protective effects on the mucosa
Bhrer C, Endesfelder S, Scheuer T, Schmitz T
200 Disulphide-containing proteins have long been reported to be the major source of cystine in lysosomes via endoproteolysis
This can play a role in improving digestive comfort, reducing irritation, and supporting how your body processes nutrients
SURPASS-2 directly compared tirzepatide to semaglutide 1 mg weekly