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Clinical observations in elderly populations show Epithalon treatment improves overall immune system parameters

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Theoretically, yes some individuals may be able to inject GLP-1 medications less frequently (like every 10 or even 14 days), especially those with slower metabolism, strong response at low doses, or fewer metabolic demands

All procedures performed on the animal models were approved by the Animal Care and Ethics Committee of POSTECH, and experiments were conducted in accordance with the approved guidelines