Andrew Huberman· PhD
so 3.7% 2.3% 8% the GI stuff is the most common stuff you're going to see there those are those are the really big ones now and of course there's diarrhea and there's diarrhea
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so 3.7% 2.3% 8% the GI stuff is the most common stuff you're going to see there those are those are the really big ones now and of course there's diarrhea and there's diarrhea
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but again the things that they list out p perius is that a irritation of the skin yeah irritation of the skin I'm not a physician but I know that any itis is going to be like an inflammation and unfortunately likely a cancer or cell replication look at the difference in V Vitiligo I mean — um wow yeah so very or sorry sorry look at the gastrointestinal differences yeah and the Vitiligo right