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"It worked in rats!" So why doesn't that mean it works in you?

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Animal studies are an important first step. But humans are not big rats.

Different bodies, doses, metabolism, and lifespans mean results often don't carry over.

📊 About 90% of drug candidates that reach human clinical trials fail, mostly because they don't work well enough or aren't safe enough.

So when a peptide has only animal data, the honest answer is:
"Promising, but unproven in humans."

Source: Sun et al., 2022, Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B: "Why 90% of clinical drug development fails and how to improve it?"

⚠️ Education only. Not medical advice.

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