Their absence from the label means incidence is unknown, not that the symptom cannot occur
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Prolonged or high-dose use of BPC-157 may carry a theoretical risk of vascular proliferation in undesired tissues, particularly in individuals with cancer or pre-existing vascular disease. Perovic, D
No universally accepted or FDA-approved BPC-157 dosing protocol exists for general medical use
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(Peptide Sciences) Use in post-treatment settings: e.g., after chemo/radiation when senescent cells accumulate and impair recovery, or in surgical recovery settings