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Characterization: "Not Well-Characterized" FDA concluded that both the free base and acetate forms are not well-characterized physically and chemically, citing (1) inconsistent naming conventions that do not follow established nomenclature standards (USAN, INN, IUPAC), and (2) missing substance-specific quality-control data

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Most protocols suggest: 46 weeks on 13 weeks off before resuming if needed This cycling approach allows healing to continue naturally and may preserve long-term peptide sensitivity