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Long-term safety profiles remain under investigation, particularly regarding sustained IGF-1 receptor activation and tissue-specific growth signaling
It has been shown to cross the blood-brain barrier and protect the retina in animals, suggesting its potential to support the brain and nervous system against free radical damage.*