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Keep a peptide log that records lot numbers, reconstitution dates, and stability observations so that results can be reproduced and anomalies traced back to a specific batch
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Chronic, excessive doses of ascorbic acid can cause an increase in its own metabolism, which can cause scurvy if normal and supplemental intake are significantly reduced or discontinued
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However, the precise mechanisms responsible for these effects are still unclear
