While these findings were reassuring, there were other findings of note
The most frequently reported adverse events in clinical trials included injection site reactions (erythema, pruritus, pain, irritation, bruising) occurring in 30-40% of patients, typically mild to moderate and often decreasing over time with continued treatment, manageable with proper injection technique and site rotation
These side effects include: Itchiness, redness at the site of injection Dizziness or headaches Increased heart rate (mild tachycardia) Infections More serious complications are also possible, such as pancreatitis, intestinal or bowel blockages, and gastroparesis
Low levels of glutathione are associated in those with neurodegenerative diseases
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