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It prevents the release of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine from the nerve ending where it enters the muscle (neuromuscular junction) and temporarily paralyzes the muscle

This process is most pronounced in metabolically stressed cells, and the accelerated damage to these organelles can lead to premature dysfunction and early cell senescence, culminating in cell death [24]

The peptide exists naturally in human plasma, and supplemental doses remain well below toxic thresholds

When glycine binds to inhibitory glycine receptors (chloride-channel complexes), it causes an influx of chloride ions into neurons, hyperpolarizing the cell membrane and thereby reducing neuronal excitability