Notably, primates who were treated at an adipotide dose of 0.43mg/kg daily for four weeks [1]: Exhibited normal levels of activity without any overt clinical signs of nausea, vomiting, or food aversion Showed normal lipid profiles that did not vary throughout the study Registered higher levels of serum creatinine from adipotide doses of 0.25mg/kg Increased urine, with mild dehydration being reported at the highest adipotide dose levels Most changes in the primates serum and urine were reversed within 28 days following discontinuation of treatment [1]
This can be a sign of sensitivity to the medication or an allergic response
If you're a female, you may require even lower doses
And before any of us, doctor or patient, can have a useful conversation about it, we need to be precise about what we are talking about
Apart from red-colored urine (in case of intravenous administration), innocent skin discoloration, and possible soft stools, no side effects have been reported at the intervention evaluation