Safety and Efficacy BPC-157 has demonstrated a strong safety profile in various studies, with minimal side effects reported
We see the effect of this first hand in the clinic when patients report symptoms like feeling sluggish, depressed, having sleep problems and brain fog
If youre having menopausal joint pain, slow injury recovery, or gastrointestinal issues, or if you think you have chronic inflammation, we recommend seeing a clinician for a thorough evaluation, rather than self-administering the BPC-157 peptide
The standard frequency is one to two injections per week during the active phase of treatment
Some side effects that may be seen after injectable B12 are: mild diarrhea itching or rash nausea and vomit headache swelling venous thrombosis pulmonary edema or congestive heart failure allergic reaction or anaphylaxis (rare) Caution : Vitamin B12 in the form of cyanocobalamin (found in most dietary supplements) should be avoided by people with Lebers disease (hereditary optic neuropathy), as it can cause severe atrophy of the optic nerve (10)
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