Information about molecules and research questions. Studies do not certify a commercial product or tell you what to use.
MOTS-c
The short explanation
Two stories are often confused: the body makes MOTS-c during exercise, and researchers administer MOTS-c to animals.
What is being researched?
Do the animal findings also occur when MOTS-c is administered to people?
What does this mean for you?
The linked study did not administer MOTS-c to its human participants. Its performance-treatment results concern mice.
What we cannot be sure of
It does not establish effectiveness or safety of human administration. Overall mouse survival was not statistically conclusive; it does not validate analogues such as CB4211 either.
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