Any assertion to the contrary is not supported by evidence It IS fair to say that there is no clear evidence of harm in a relatively data free zone in humans, and that there is a plausible argument for benefit based upon in vitro and animal studies as well as mechanism of action - particularly with BPC
Excessive free radicals are associated with many diseases: atherosclerosis, cataracts, cancer, Alzheimers, osteoarthritis, immune dysfunction, and more
The unregulated, experimental compounds lack reliable safety data and quality control
Injection site reactions Mild redness, swelling, or itching at the injection site occurs in a subset of users
Acute neuroprotection (hours to days) Peptides that protect neurons from ongoing damage, like BPC-157 and Pinealon, begin working within hours