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Common and Rare Adverse Effects Injection site reactions represent the most common side effects, including redness and swelling (mild, transient), bruising, mild burning or cramping reported by some users, and local irritation typically resolving within hours to days
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It plays crucial roles in detoxification, protecting against oxidative stress, and maintaining cellular health
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