It is widely acknowledged that gastrointestinal factors, such as glucagon like peptide (GLP)-1 and gastric inhibitory polypeptide (GIP), interact directly with -cells to induce proliferation, and enhance resistance to apoptosis, thereby increasing/maintaining -cell mass (136, 137)
Common adverse effects include: Gastrointestinal disturbances diarrhoea, abdominal cramping, bloating, and nausea are the most frequently reported side effects, particularly with rapid dose escalation or high intake Increased bowel frequency the osmotic effect of unabsorbed MCTs can cause loose stools Abdominal discomfort some individuals experience stomach upset or indigestion These effects are generally dose-dependent and resolve with dose reduction or discontinuation
Ishikane S, Hosoda H, Nojiri T, Tokudome T, Mizutani T, Miura K, Akitake Y, Kimura T, Imamichi Y, Kawabe S, et al
Results TRX2 treatments reduce hair loss As food supplements may be a side-effect-less option for the treatment of AGA, we investigated the effects of an L-carnitine based food supplement and a similarly formulated topical hair lotion on the progression of AGA in comparison to an untreated control
Packages and Prices 1 x B12 Injection - 27 (2,000mg per vial/injection) 1 x Vitamin C Injection - 27 1 x Biotin Injection - 27 -------------------- Course of 4 x B12/Vit C/Biotin Injections* - 94 *These must be taken within 12 months of purchase
