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Rapid introduction of GLP-1 receptor agonists at standard doses can provoke nausea, GI distress, and fatigue that go beyond typical side effects

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Based on both research and clinical experience, here's what works best: BPC-157 is typically my first recommendation for tendon injuries because it improves collagen organization and promotes blood vessel formation in these poorly vascularized tissues

Changes in your medical condition or pregnancy planning may also necessitate dose modification or discontinuation

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