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Results from the trial indicate that tirzepatide, when added to a regimen of slow-acting insulin, was more effective than fast-acting insulin in Researchers published those conclusions on October 3 in the medical journal Tirzepatide as an add-on to basal insulin treatment at individual and pooled doses resulted in statistically significant and clinically significant reductions in mean HbA1C This glycemic efficacy was associated with weight loss and a lower rate of clinically significant hypoglycemia, the authors wrote
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no large-scale controlled trials Lack of FDA approval process No sponsor has pursued formal approval Quality concerns Peptide impurities and characterization challenges in unregulated manufacturing The economic reality: Unpatentable peptides cant justify the $50100M+ investment required for Phase 3 clinical trials, which is why BPC-157 has peer-reviewed preclinical data but no completed human trials
