3.Gut Lining Protection and Digestive Repair When taken orally, BPC-157 supports mucosal integrity and helps heal ulcers, gastritis, and inflammatory bowel issues
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Absence of clinical safety data No Phase 1 clinical safety trial for BPC-157 has been completed and published
The work was part of the early development program at Monash University (Australia) that produced AOD-9604 as a research tool for selectively isolating growth hormones metabolic effects from its growth-promoting effects

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