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Often side effects improve as your body gets used to the new medicine

Research has shown approximately 40% oral bioavailability in animal studies

While very uncommon with proper administration, it's important to be aware of more serious potential risks, often linked to improper techniques or unreliable products: Allergic Reactions: As with any substance, an allergic reaction (like rashes, hives, or difficulty breathing) is a slim possibility

Many diseases, including diabetes, have been associated with damage and loss of small unmyelinated or lightly myelinated fibers of the peripheral sensory and autonomic nervous system, termed small fiber neuropathy (SFN)

But the blood sugar test quietly sitting in their annual lab results may be doing far more damage than a slightly low T level ever could

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