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Wang, Y.-L
BPC-157 is also used orally, which makes sense given that it is naturally found in gastric juice and appears to have evolved to function in the digestive environment
We considered a P value of less than 0.05 to be significant
It includes modifications that resist DPP-IV degradation and enhance binding kinetics
A 2009 study looking at dosing rats with oral BPC-157 found that the effectiveness of the peptide therapy was certainly present and that positive effectiveness was present
It can be caused by a cold, allergies, or bacterial or fungal infections
