It's a matter of understanding if we can get the body working the way it's supposed to
When adjusting the hematocrit to 4%, the increase in PS-exposing cells was still observed, albeit to a lesser extent (from 5% to 10% of PS-exposing cells, p =0.0083)
In people over 60, the prevalence is around 2%.[ref] Red blood cells are constantly being formed in the bone marrow, and if the body doesnt have enough of the micronutrients needed, the formation of new blood cells can be limited
Common reactions include tremor, nervousness, a racing heart (tachycardia), headache, and mild throat irritation or cough
Intentionally trying to alter the melanin in your eyes with systemic drugs is uncharted and dangerous territory