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Although early research is encouraging, clinical evidence in humans remains limited and further studies are needed
Poor technique, like vigorous shaking, using the wrong solvent, or ignoring sterility, can cause foaming (which risks oxidation), precipitation (insoluble aggregates), or rapid degradation from bacterial byproducts
BPC-157, for instance, has not yet been the subject of intensive human clinical trials, despite its popularity among tech-industry grindsetters, longevity bros, and pilates girlies alike
References "Clinical Applications of Radiofrequency: Nonsurgical Skin Tightening (Thermage)," Clinics in Plastic Surgery , April 2009
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