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Targets such as protein intake are personalised per patient from the body-composition scan and medical history, not given as a one-size-fits-all number
In physician-supervised protocols, the oral route makes it particularly applicable for leaky gut, IBS, post-surgical GI recovery, and gut-related inflammatory conditions
It stimulates a pituitary that must already be capable of responding, and the resulting pulse is still shaped by somatostatin, the physiological brake on GH release
This finding has clinical relevance for: Diabetic ulcers Pressure sores Surgical wound dehiscence Radiation-induced skin damage Chemical and thermal burns In practice, BPC-157 can be administered topically (in compounded creams), locally (via injection into wound margins), or systemically (subcutaneous injection) depending on the wound type and location
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