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This is deeply connected to citrate availability, since citrate is a cataplerotic compound in TCA cycle, which derives from oxaloacetate and acetyl-CoA, but it can also be deviated to feed other metabolic pathways [60, 61]
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Compare this to subcutaneous injection at 80-95% bioavailability
The stronger, intermittent stimulus benefits from periodic rest
Standard Dosing Parameters Primary Application Dosing 1-2 mg daily 2-3 mg daily or 2 mg 2-3x per week 1-2 mg daily (injectable or topical) 2-5 mg daily under medical supervision Clinical studies used 0.3 mg/mL injections, while systemic wound healing in animal studies used approximately 1.1 mg/kg body weight (translating to ~75 mg total for humans in divided doses)