Hirano, Y., Yoshida, M., Shimizu, M
Gastrointestinal discomfort is transient in most reports, resolving within the first week of administration without dose adjustment
For instance, in one 1960s study of intravenous NAD+ for addiction, patients who received a fast IV drip experienced immediate headache and shortness of breath, whereas those given the same dose at a slower drip rate (under ~35 drops/min) had no distress
The outcome of this process will have real, practical consequences for how providers can legally prescribe these compounds
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Rubber stoppers are rated for a limited number of punctures pharmaceutical literature describes approximately 10-25 punctures with standard gauge needles before coring risk increases significantly