Quick answer In published celiac-disease research, larazotide acetate was most often given orally as 0.5 mg (500 mcg) three times daily before meals as an add-on to a continued gluten-free diet and that 0.5 mg dose, not higher doses, met the primary endpoint of a Phase 2b trial
And because of that, the way these compounds are commonly discussed, suggested, or administered creates serious legal and regulatory confusion
Widespread clinical availability depends on strong human trials and approval from regulators
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