Pros and cons of a randomized trial
The problem of a randomized controlled trial is that it doesn’t explain mechanism or pertain to individual subjects
The problem of a randomized controlled trial is that it doesn’t explain mechanism or pertain to individual subjects
Compared with the placebo group and assuming 100 base pair erosion per year, we can say that the low-dose TA-65 group GAINED SEVEN YEARS of viable telomere length.
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Exosomes and TA-65 are not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any illness