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The most common and most important include: Dryness: this is the most common side effect and can affect the skin, lips, eyes and nasal passages

Even mild digestive discomfort can lead to lighter, more fragmented sleep

The final isolated molecule a naturally occurring nonapeptide was characterised, synthesised, and confirmed active in follow-up assays (PMID 265572)

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