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Side Effects of NAC NAC is generally well tolerated, but some people experience mild side effects, particularly at higher doses: Nausea or stomach discomfort (the most common complaint, usually resolves after a few days or by taking with food) Diarrhoea at higher doses A sulphurous smell or taste (NAC is a sulphur-containing compound) Rarely, headache or skin rash NAC can interact with certain medications, particularly nitroglycerin (used for angina), where it may enhance the blood-pressure-lowering effect
And for a good reason: studies show that peptides like TB500 and BPC-157 can accelerate healing by over 30% , improve blood flow, decrease scar formation, and help restore tissue integrity faster than the body can on its own
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