A position statement of the World Obesity Federation
Keeping the medication in the refrigerator helps in several ways: Slows down chemical reactions that can break down the medication Protects the active ingredients from heat Helps maintain the medications potency and effectiveness Slows the growth of bacteria, mold, and other microorganisms Reduces the risk of contamination that could make the medication unsafe Proper storage is very important for compounded medications
Yet, in specific experiments, non-androgenized control animals, included for reference purposes, were fed a standard chow diet, with a dry matter composition of 3.5% fat, 5.9% fiber, 14% proteins, and 57.5% water-soluble carbohydrates, estimated as N-free-extracts (LASQdiet, Rod14-R)
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(33896531) This is more likely to be due to acute encephalitis (see NORSE and FIRES in the section below)