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Frances (2018) also reported on arsenolysis, a mechanism of toxicity, which is a process where arsenic anions replace stable phosphoryl, causing it to become less stable, which then causes further interference with the oxidative phosphorylation processes
Here's the math: At steady state on a 1 mg weekly dose, your blood concentration oscillates in a predictable pattern: Peak concentration: approximately 24 to 48 hours after injection Trough concentration: immediately before your next scheduled dose (day 7) The trough is roughly 50% of the peak due to one half-life of elimination When you inject one day early (day 6 instead of day 7), you're dosing when your blood level is at approximately 57% of peak instead of 50%
The risk groups remain consistent: people eating plant-based or low-meat diets, adults over 50, long-term users of metformin or proton pump inhibitors, anyone with GI absorption issues, people on GLP-1 protocols with significantly reduced food intake, and heavy alcohol users
