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Natasha Loder

This took place at "top-tier" medical research centre--the Institute for Hormonal Balance in Orlando, Florida. What was this striking technical tour de force? They got a college student to ring up 16 patients up to a year later and ask them to rate their pain before and after

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Natasha Loder

Does BPC-157 work? Nobody knows. Is it safe? Maybe, maybe not. But coming soon to a clinic near you.

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Marsha Pierce

This kind of stupidity is going to have major health consequences. Maybe with this, maybe not, but eventually something they approve on this flimsy of “evidence” will be dangerous. 🤦‍♀️

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tylerstorms

I'm not going to take any dose that may significantly affect my body without checking with a doctor and sometimes a pharmacist. I did learn on PBS that peptides are amino acids without enough chains to qualify as proteins. These often naturally occurring chemicals play a powerful regulatory role.

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isstvansurvivor

That's the point: Nobody has done a controlled trial to see what dose will affect your body, and how. No doctor or pharmacist has the data to tell you. And you're right: peptides are short strings of amino acids that *can* affect you; maybe exciting and maybe dangerous. They need to be studied more.

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tylerstorms

Interesting article, as always. Sarcasm noted.