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Youll note the boxes that Lilly highlighted in red, the placebo arm, 3mg arm and 3/6/9mg arm all have similar rates of side effects with just slightly higher rates of nausea, fatigue and diarrhea in the 3/6/9mg arm
At low concentrations, ROS show beneficial effects by increasing wound healing, repairing processes, as well as prevent the growth of pathogens or germs by killing them whereas higher amount of ROS causes oxidative stress [5]