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It was originally developed as a potential treatment for obesity by researchers at Monash University

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This inhibition has the ability to tip the scales in favor of a more active metabolism, which can reduce fat storage, promote the use of fat for energy, and possibly slow down cellular aging processes

Side effects outweigh the benefits, such as persistent headaches, indigestion, nasal congestion or vision changes

Storing solutions in plastic syringes can lead to interactions with the plastic, potential loss of sterility, and uncertainty about the compounds stability over time