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Acknowledgements This work was supported by funding from the Funds for innovative interdisciplinary oncologic research of the City of Vienna [Project Number: 21041]

Bottom line on safety: If someone considers peptide therapy, it should be under medical supervision with pre-treatment screening (baseline GH/IGF-I, metabolic panel, glucose), ongoing monitoring, and sourcing from reputable, traceable suppliers under a lawful framework