Consumer-facing claims about BPC-157 efficacy in humans for tendinopathy, joint pain, gastrointestinal disorders, or neurological conditions therefore extrapolate from rat and HUVEC work and are not supported by controlled human evidence
Preclinical (animal) data Rodent studies suggest BPC-157 may: Promote blood vessel growth Enhance tendon fibroblast activity Reduce inflammation Protect gastrointestinal tissues However, these findings: Use doses far above any human equivalent Use controlled laboratory injuries Do not predict human efficacy 2
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