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This suggests involvement in neovascularization processes

Obviously, alcohol is a toxin and puts your body under some strain to detoxify it - the more you drink, the more strain to remove it from your system

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Limited clinical validation: Despite decades of research interest, DSIP has not progressed into wide-scale clinical adoption, which raises questions about consistency and reproducibility of effects