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A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in 153 older adults taking the antidepressant citalopram found daily supplementation with 500 g vitamin B 12 , 2 mg of folic acid, and 25 mg of vitamin B6 for one year did not reduce the severity of depressive symptoms but increased the response to drug treatment and helped to prevent symptom relapse (112), suggesting B-vitamin supplementation might provide some benefit as an adjunct therapy
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Sikiric defends the compound, pointing to decades of animal and cell work reporting broad healing effects and few side effects, and rejecting suggestions that BPC-157 is not a naturally occurring substance.