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It is not intended, marketed, promoted, or sold for injection, reconstitution of any substance for injection, or for any route of administration into humans or animals

The BPC-157 peptide is documented in peer-reviewed literature as acting through at least two distinct, non-redundant molecular pathways simultaneously which may explain its unusually broad tissue-repair activity profile
Its ability to facilitate angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels, has also raised interest in its potential applications for improving blood flow and wound healing

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