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But - clinical trials aren't substantial, it's still not approved for use (indicating more safety data is warranted), most work is pre-clinical and or done with rodents not humans and given its ability to upregulate human growth hormone and angiogenesis (create new blood vessels), someone with a history of cancer would be advised to take serious precautions
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