You need to know what type of mice they are just like other lab animals like rats. You also need to know what their diet was. Strains of rats https://en.wikipe

You need to know what type of mice they are just like other lab animals like rats. You also need to know what their diet was. Strains of rats https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laboratory_rat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laboratory_rat Gene knockout rats https://www.genoway.com/service/aw/knockout-rats.htm https://www.genoway.com/service/aw/knockout-rats.htm For example in a rat experiment. Aged rats with osteoporosis. 2 groups, control and vitamin K2-MK4 group. Deliberate fracture to one of the limbs. 1st 3 days k2-mk4 group receive 119mg/k/d then nothing. Control group got no K2-MK4. 12 weeks later, fracture is still visible on xray in control group. 12 days later, fracture is not visible on xray in k2-mk4 group. What most people dont know is rats have a gene different to other mammals so they can repair their bones more quickly. If you dont know that last sentence, you could be forgiven for rushing out and consuming 119mg/kg/d of k2-mk4 when a bone fracture occurs, even though K2-MK4 hardens bones, and Jap gp's have been prescribing between 45-90mg of K2-mk4 to post menopausal women with osteoporosis for years now. Its like creatine, its got a pain killing effect comparable to the horse drug Bute, and a metabolised form of creatine is creatinine hydrochloride which kills both gram positive and gram negative bacteria in a dose dependent manner. Meat eaters consume the most amount of creatine compared to vegetarians, and this dietary difference shows the brain concentrates creatine when short supply which then leads credence to Prof Bruce Ames Triage Theory. With certain injuries muscles catabolise to release creatine like with burns. Cooking meat can reduce creatine by 30% which explains why husky owners see about a 20% increase in performance when their dogs are fed a raw diet of meat. Govt legislation also limits the health claims someone selling supplements can make, even if they have scientific studies like this to back up a claim. One could argue Govt legislation makes it illegal to have rude health and would suggest health is used to control people. Human experiments are expensive, a cheap one in the UK will cost upwards of £250,000, its big business, so pfizer, moderna, Astra Zeneca etc hit the jackpot with Covid for a revenue increase! Edit: I'm not qualified in anything because I refuse to adhere to university teaching programs, which are just opinions of some people who have control over what we get taught, irrespective of its relevance because to date noone can truly be classed as an expert as noone currently can live for ever!