bpc-157 human clinical evidence randomized trial If worked as well as the internet says it does… …we'd probably have high quality trials by now. Instead we have... Lots of rat studies. Lots of podcasts. Lots of BPC-157: What It Is, What
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BPC-157 changes the rules
Depression and suicidality remain unproven
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\n\n\n\n The absence of published human randomized controlled trials for BPC-157 is the most significant gap in the existing evidence base
It's a catastrophic error that is, thankfully, entirely avoidable
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