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Is Adifyline effective in increasing fatty tissue volume where applied in a serum?

IanBriannaJun 10, 2015
I am an androgynous male using a breast serum called Sublime Bust. It is made primarily of Pueraria Mirifica (white), a powerful phytoestrogen, and Adifyline, a hexapeptide that supposedly increases fatty tissue volume locally, where applied. I am wondering if you have any information on the effectiveness of Adifyline. Thank you.

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Dr. Chen Lee, MD
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Answered on Oct 9, 2016
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