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GLP-1s: If fat loss is part of what's drawing you to CJC-1295, you may want to consider its more popular sister peptides, GLP-1s (semaglutide, tirzepatide, and the soon-to-be-approved retatrutide)

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450 Experimentally reducing astrocyte calcium signalling in striatal circuits induces OCD-like repetitive behaviours in rodents

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