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Levels of vitamin B12 were normalized

BPC-157 handles the acute healing phase: angiogenesis, cell migration, and granulation tissue formation

Phase Split option Daily dose 50 mg morning + 50 mg midday Notes Some sources prefer split AM dosing because the plasma half-life is short (about 4 to 7 hours in rodent PK)

Beginners should start at the lowest dose listed in the dosage chart for their chosen peptide and maintain it for one to two weeks

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