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It is known that free radicals are responsible for diseases such as atherosclerosis, diabetes, epilepsy, inflammatory diseases and cancer

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Peptides can target tissue repair and structural support, while NAD+ helps power the metabolic and repair processes that maintain cognition, skin integrity, and immune cell function

This suggests that, to maintain weight loss, treatment for obesity should be considered chronic (as in the case of hypertension), rather than as a short course of treatment associated with acute illnesses [9, 55]