The tradeoffs are equally real: weekly injection, $900+ per month without insurance, limited supply relative to demand, and side effects that affect a substantial portion of users nausea, vomiting, constipation, and GI disruption are among the most common, particularly during dose escalation
[12], [13] As a clinical study done in mice suggests, DSIP may demonstrate notable effects in the context of cancer research, with outcomes more pronounced than those of some vaccines or medicines tested to date
Supports Recovery Helps muscles recover more quickly after workouts, reducing fatigue and soreness
Previous studies have demonstrated that gut-derived GLP-1 activates vagal sensory nerves, triggering insulin secretion via brain-autonomic nervous system pathways, a mechanism referred to as the "neuro-incretin effect" [51, 59]
The Clinical Efficacy and Safety of Tulsi in Humans: A Systematic Review of the Literature [online]