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Discussion: Sustained augmentation of IGF-1 with the test supplement may represent a novel method of improving clinical symptoms, including stress-related weight gain, in individuals with fibromyalgia and stress-associated low-normal hGH
Ng and colleagues (2000) demonstrated that the fragment stimulated lipolysis in isolated rat adipocytes with potency comparable to full-length hGH, while failing to elicit growth-promoting or glucose-disrupting effects
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