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Dosing is extrapolated from preclinical models [1] [6]

The addition of glucagon receptor activation introduces direct thermogenic and lipolytic effects that neither GLP-1 nor GIP agonism provides alone, creating a mechanism that, in some ways, bridges the gap between the direct fat-targeting approach of AOD 9604 and the systemic metabolic reprogramming of tirzepatide

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While BPC-157 appears safe based on available evidence, the lack of long-term human studies means unknown risks could exist