can bpc 157 cause diarrhea BPC-157 Peptide: Potential, Precautions, and Why It's Still Experimental - Nectar Naturopathic Clinic Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) -

Each mL contains Zinc 40 mg/mL (as disodium zinc EDTA), manganese 10 mg/mL (as disodium manganese EDTA), copper 15 mg/mL (as copper disodium EDTA), selenium 5 mg/mL (as sodium selenite) and 1.4 mg/mL Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) Convenient and rapidly absorbed injection containing copper, selenium, zinc, manganese and B12, in a safe, chelated formulation Subcutaneous injection No withholding periods Convenient and optimal dose rates An injectable supplemental source of zinc, manganese, copper, selenium and vitamin B12 for cattle Calves: Up to 1 year 1mL per 50kg Cattle: 1-2 years 1mL per 75kg Cattle: Over 2 years 1mL per 100kg Cows: 3 4 weeks before calving, mating & drying off Calves: At day 1 and weaning Heifers: Every 3 months, especially 3 4 weeks before mating Additional: Every 2 months in wet conditions By law the user must take due care, obtaining expert advice when necessary, to avoid unnecessary pain and distress when using the product other than as directed on the label

You should avoid or strictly medically supervise BPC157 if you have: Active pancreatitis or high pancreatitis risk

Low red blood cell counts (anemia) due to vitamin B12 deficiency

Copper peptides are sensitive to light

Even minor imbalances in your micronutrient levels can lead to fatigue, tiredness, weight gains, and other problems that reduce your quality of life

B12 IM injections are generally considered safe when administered by qualified healthcare professionals