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Likewise, BPC 157 activates particular receptors (i.e., VGEF and growth hormone)

Over the past 20 years, a few dozen preclinical studies (meaning research conducted in animals or cells and not in human trials) have yielded potentially promising data suggesting that the peptide can fight inflammation and promote protein synthesis and angiogenesis (the fancy scientific term for the process by which your body produces new blood vessels)

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A reference card of the molecular and physical attributes for the peptides in this formulation

No published research has demonstrated that BPC-157 causes cancer or promotes tumor development in any animal or human study to date