A substance derived from proteins in our stomach that can potentially control inflammation, aid in blood vessel formation, and modulate crucial signaling systems for healing seems like it could revolutionize recovery from injuries
Given that GSH levels in the brain may also vary due to polymorphisms in GSH-associated genes (e.g., different Gclc polymorphisms (Xin et al., 2016)), we recommend that future studies also take genotype into consideration
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Most critically, while the mechanistic and preclinical foundation is strong, clinical studies in humans would be required to establish optimal dosing, administration schedules, safety profiles, and actual synergistic effects for this specific combination