AOD-9604 stands for "Anti-Obesity Drug-9604." It is a synthetic peptide fragment taken from the C-terminal end of human growth hormone (hGH) specifically, the stretch of amino acids at positions 176 through 191
It can also thin the blood, which can result in bruising and therefore is prohibited before any shot
Adults typically need 2.4 mcg per day (which goes up to 2.6 and 2.8 mcg per day if pregnant or breastfeeding, respectively)
[21] When treated with cyanocobalamin, patients with Leber's disease may develop serious optic atrophy, possibly leading to blindness, based on few case reports
People with active cancer, thyroid disorders, or history of peptide hypersensitivity should not use it
Only pharmaceutical-grade microcrystalline cellulose is used, minimizing assay interference