BPC 157 remains designated for research purposes only
In a recent issue of Science , Auger et al
The G protein-coupled receptor of GLP-1 (GLP-1R) originally identified in islet -cells is widely expressed in extrapancreatic tissues as well including the lungs, kidney, brain, the enteric and peripheral nervous system, lymphocytes, smooth muscle cells (SMCs), and atrial cardiomyocytes [32] The specific identity of GLP-1 receptor-positive (GLP-1R+) cells in the heart remains uncertain
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Preclinical (mostly rat) studies show BPC-157 acts like a supercharged project manager that: Builds new blood vessels super fast (angiogenesis) It switches on the VEGF system (the same one your body uses to grow new capillaries) and boosts nitric oxide so fresh blood, oxygen, and nutrients flood the injured area