why is bpc 157 banned in australia A health warning about unregulated peptides has been issued by Australia's drug regulator but doctors say more action needed. Reporting by national health equity reporters Caitlyn Gribbin and Rachel Carbonell, ABC Should YOU Be Taking BPC-157
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This article explores the science behind the compound, explains why it looks different from peptides, discusses why many laboratories verify it differently, and summarises the current state of published research without making claims regarding human use
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This is why serious competitive athletes in tested sports should avoid prohibited peptides entirely
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