Vitamin B12 is primarily found in animal-based foods, including beef, salmon, yogurt, and milk, though some plant-based foods, like nutritional yeast, are fortified with it
MOTS-c dosing in clinical settings is based on extrapolation from mouse pharmacology (5 mg/kg in mice, allometrically scaled)
A general marketplace or anti-aging clinic listing with no lab data, which is rarely research-grade material
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GI Disorders, common in autism, interfere with the absorption of B12
Regulatory Status: BPC-157 is not approved by major health authorities, which limits its legal use and accessibility