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For neuroprotection protocols, standard dosing uses 0.25 to 0.5 mg daily via subcutaneous or oral administration

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The breadth of systemic activity reflects the peptide's interaction with foundational signaling pathways (NO, VEGF, growth hormone receptor) that operate across nearly all tissue systems