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Recently, there has been increased public interest in compounds like BPC-157, a synthetic peptide that is being discussed in research circles and among those exploring experimental therapies for pain management and tissue healing

These studies were conducted by a single research laboratory and, for many years, lacked independent replication outside that group

Our Take: At our clinic we have utilized these peptides for a few years with very good results and very few side effects

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When CTLA-4 is blocked, there is an average 50% decrease in Bacteroidales and Burkholder ales but an average 2.3-fold increase in Clostridial bacteria