All hype, no research During CBC's undercover consultation, Seit admitted there was a lack of clinical human studies on BPC-157
However, there was also some support for an oxidative cost of social dominance: dominant males tended to have higher levels of oxidative DNA damage (but note that this effect was non-significant) in the hypothalamus and had reduced glutathione levels in the telencephalon
Glutathione when used as a supplement for skin whitening has been shown to be safe and effective in numerous clinical studies, and according to a double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial by National Institute of Health [1], Glutathione treatment has been proven to significantly lower the skin melanin index of study participants after a few weeks of use
Other frequent offenders include: Iron supplements tough on the stomach unless consumed with food
Unapproved peptides, however, are a different story
Adding in clinical dosages of resveratrol, curcumin, quercetin, sulfuraphane and Green tea (EGCG) can be extraordinarily beneficial for driving up the Nrf2 Pathway