Patients who should not receive BPC-157 include: those with active or recent malignancies (due to angiogenic concerns), pregnant or breastfeeding women (no reproductive toxicology data in humans), patients on anticoagulation therapy (theoretical bleeding risk from angiogenesis at ulcer sites), and minors (no pediatric data of any kind)
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The prevalence of cobalamin deficiency among vegetarians assessed by serum vitamin B12: A review of literature
Overall, BPC-157 has been suggested in various studies to potentially help with healing joint, tendon, and muscle tissue, as well as nerve tissue
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