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The most common side effects include sensation of warmth, redness and pain at the injection site, mild diarrhea, nausea, headaches, pain in joints and a feeling of swelling in the whole body
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Proper storage maintains potency, see the peptide storage guide and reconstituted peptide shelf life guide for details
NHS treatment guidance describes a loading course followed by maintenance injections every two to three months for many people, while a diet-related deficiency may need less
Cons Requires a needle
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