Chen Mo carefully examined the report Mo Nv had analyzed.
From start to finish, ten sets of experiments had been conducted. All the lab mice remained healthy, with no deaths or abnormalities.
The mice that had received the drug showed obvious improvements in physical constitution. Their posture became better, and tests of agility and stamina showed they were far superior to the control group. This indicated that the drug also worked on mice, which was a reassuring result.
There was no such thing as an overdose. Once that special substance had taken effect, the cells became immune to it, rendering a second dose completely ineffective.
Therefore, once a certain dosage was reached, even higher concentrations of the drug produced the same effects.
In the mouse experiments, starting from a concentration of 0.06 grams per milliliter, all the mice afterward ultimately received the same degree of enhancement.
The Human Potential Development Drug increased cellular vitality and improved muscle flexibility, strength, and responsiveness.
Put simply, it was like rare earth elements in steel. Though present only in trace amounts, they could raise the steel's strength by an entire level. Once this special substance acted on the human body, it could increase physical strength, muscle flexibility, durability, and agility.
This result was within his expectations, because the changes in his own body were the best example.
Although mice had different constitutions from humans, the fact that it worked proved there was no problem. However, this drug could not be casually used in clinical trials, much less appear on the market for human use.
In any country, all drug research and testing had to undergo strict review before clinical trials could be conducted on humans. If someone was caught conducting unauthorized human experiments, no matter how capable they were, they would be finished. The