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The enzymes responsible for this digestion (pepsin in the stomach, trypsin and chymotrypsin from the pancreas in the small intestine) are highly efficient and rapidly degrade most therapeutic peptides to pharmacologically inactive fragments before they can act on mucosal tissue

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Contemporary studies have demonstrated that oxidative stress and inflammation are interrelated, with each process exacerbating the other, so establishing pathological cycles that facilitate disease advancement

Removal from a restriction list and addition to a permission list are two different actions, months apart

REGEN significantly accelerates natural healing but cannot instantly repair extensive tissue damage

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