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This characteristic endows HSCs with great application potential in scenarios that require both instantaneous high-power delivery and relatively long endurance, such as the start-stop systems of electric vehicles, regenerative braking energy recovery, and smart grid frequency regulation 21,22

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Community sources describe these effects at 1.0 mg (rarely reported in protocols): Significant heart rate increase (8-15+ bpm), more frequent insomnia, anxiety/jitteriness, nausea, mood swings

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Circadian rhythms influence the onset, progression, and clinical outcomes of IS by regulating diurnal blood pressure patterns, vascular tone, and platelet activity (42)

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