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HORIZON INSIGHTSvor 9 Monaten

Some info on peptides.

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corsicvor 9 Monaten

Peptides are the future

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Average Joevor 9 Monaten

BPC-157 wrecked my HRV while on it. Why?

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usernamevor 9 Monaten

Would appreciate it if you gave credit to my page brother.

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Oranje Selfiesvor 9 Monaten

@P1231032850 💪🏽 #BPC157 What is BPC-157 @grok

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King2Iconvor 9 Monaten

I know injection will be more affected but is it a waste to even consume oral BPC?

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rbernicevor 9 Monaten

I had injured ligaments behind the left knee that would get better and then I would injure them again. Then it go to the point they couldn't heal at all it seemed. Nothing worked. Then I tried this BPC-157 and after about a week they were like 80-90 percent healed. So I'm a believer in it.

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$MOWERvor 9 Monaten

@ArAIstotle decentralized video fact check please

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Gayane Galustanian, MDvor 9 Monaten

Wonder if autism clinics are using this!

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Justin Shanlianvor 9 Monaten

I’m always confused on if a “brand” for peptides is good or bad…HELP!

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Jesse Morse, M.D.vor 9 Monaten

If you can buy them without a prescription, they’re bad

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Phatty Jvor 9 Monaten

@BATMANShanlian How do you get a prescription if it’s not FDA approved? Off-label use?

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Jesse Morse, M.D.vor 9 Monaten

@BATMANShanlian They can be compounded and prescribed to patients if the physician has the right knowledge and resources

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Joe Garciavor 9 Monaten

Do you know if BPC-157 is risky for those with high myopia?

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neil walkervor 9 Monaten

I see a lot of advertisements about this product.

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Seasons In The Abyssvor 9 Monaten

I’m pretty sure it hardens your arteries and increases your blood pressure.

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G Nvor 9 Monaten

Are there side effects where BPC-157 + TB500 if taken together could raise your BP?

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Drake Mehvor 9 Monaten

Do you think bpc 157 would help someone with alcertive colitis

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SWEST MEDIAvor 9 Monaten

Localized maybe… but I’ve had no results at all.

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Jesse Morse, M.D.vor 9 Monaten

Let me guess, your bottle says ‘research use only’ on it?

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Brian C. Procter MDvor 9 Monaten

@grok how was this video made?

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zachariah salazarvor 9 Monaten

Tried it. Did zero

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Kayla chambersvor 9 Monaten

My mom is struggling from the Whipple surgery.. getting her G.I. back on track. Is there anything you recommend? I was looking into the BPC – 157 but wasn’t sure of a legit source. Please let me know anything helps .

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Jesse Morse, M.D.vor 9 Monaten

Yes, I think oral BPC for that situation is a very good idea Also, she needs to look into pancreatic enzymes and possibly some binders, depending on exactly what she’s dealing with

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Kent Abellavor 9 Monaten

Are there any ongoing trials that are significant enough for FDA approval? If so, when do they report out?

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#PremanRinduvor 9 Monaten

What is price for oral BPC157?

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Bartlebyvor 9 Monaten

@grok what are these cute ai animations and how are they made?

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David G.vor 9 Monaten

Does this offer benefits for cartilage as well?

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Ballyvor 9 Monaten

Will taking it orally help with my shoulder injury or do I need to get it administered locally via injection

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Jesse Morse, M.D.vor 9 Monaten

Orally won’t help shoulder much Injections are most effective for injuries Can even do near shoulder itself

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