dihexa for autism parents, have you heard of yet? I kept seeing it come up in biomedical autism conversations, so I decided to do a deep dive. Dihexa is an angiotensin IV-derived peptide/small D I H E X

The FDA draws a different one: 40 amino acids or fewer get regulated as a drug

Why on earth would any one with half a brain think that a high or a low folate concentration negates the need for B12 when the serum B12 level is low

The lack of dose proportionality observed in SL apomorphine exposure appears to be more pronounced in patients with Parkinsons disease compared to healthy subjects, which may be attributed to extrinsic factors, such as SL film contact time under the tongue and dry mouth [27]

Currently, several studies have investigated the role of T2D patients microbial signature in influencing gut barrier homeostasis and metabolic endotoxemia

The pineal gland becomes less efficient with age, reducing melatonin output by up to 75 percent in older individuals