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Natriuretic peptides already have an established role in diagnosing and treating heart issues
Thiaminases inactivate or degrade thiamine molecules, leaving the goat thiamine-deficient
Targeted Gastrointestinal Support Direct interaction with digestive pathways
Earlier-stage research and a narrower use case
