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Yesterday, (01/09/23) the American Academy of Pediatrics came out with their formal recommended that children as young as 12 years old be treated with weight loss drugs (and weight loss surgery for children as young as 13)

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Anecdotal reports suggest that roughly 10-15% of semaglutide users experience some form of skin-related change, ranging from mild dryness to more pronounced inflammation

Common combinations include BPC-157 plus TB-500 plus GHK-Cu for soft tissue injuries, and KPV plus BPC-157 for gut-mediated systemic inflammation

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