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However, as with its other purported benefits, the evidence for its neuroprotective effects is primarily derived from animal models, and its clinical relevance in humans remains to be established

That reputation traces back to the biology around thymosin beta-4, not to a large body of modern human sports trials proving those outcomes

The more common hazards are boring and preventable: endotoxin contamination, mislabeling, microbial contamination, incorrect salt forms, and analytic shortcuts that turn a 99% purity claim into marketing poetry