It changes the measurement, not the dose
Wat ze deden: Ze namen 80 ratten (Wistar-stam), sneden hun achillespees (de sterkste pees in het lichaam) volledig door en verdeelden hen in 3 groepen: Controle , fysiologische zoutoplossing BPC-157 injecteerbaar , 10 g/kg in de buikholte BPC-157 in drinkwater , 10 g/kg oraal Na 14 dagen testten zij de treksterkte van de genezen pees en deden zij histologie (microscopisch onderzoek van het weefsel)
Both acids are effective, but they work differently: Speed of results: Glycolic acid typically shows results faster (2-4 weeks vs 4-6 weeks for lactic acid) Intensity of exfoliation: Glycolic acid provides deeper exfoliation, lactic acid offers gentler surface renewal Hydration factor: Lactic acid wins hereit actually helps skin retain moisture Tolerance building: Lactic acid allows for easier gradual introduction Exfoliating Face Toner with 5% Lactic Acid for Pore Tightening, Gentle Exfoliation This is where the best acid for sensitive skin debate gets real
[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 7.Breslin ME, Garcia-Lloret M, Braskett M
Generally, it's advised that oral supplements require higher doses to match the potency of injections
