Treatment Goals Aggressive goals may require higher doses or longer treatment duration
The use of bacteriostatic water for peptide reconstitution also has some legal implications
These and many other early experiments that used viscometry to study protein denaturation and unfolding laid the groundwork for understanding intrinsically disordered states by showing that a rigid, compact, globular protein has a small effect on viscosity because it occupies a small hydrodynamic volume (they typically have a low intrinsic viscosity, in the range of 34 mL/g, which is independent of protein molecular mass), whereas an unfolded, flexible, or disordered protein adopts a random coil-like conformation, creating a much larger hydrodynamic volume that increases the solutions viscosity (intrinsic viscosity of unfolded proteins increases with increase in molecular mass)
This may be a potential advantage of the delivery method as absorption could feel quick and consistent from dose to dose
Some damage may be permanent
It is a supportive tool alongside a plan, not a replacement for one