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The Shannon Clinic Melbourne is a progressive sports chiropractor practice and we pride ourselves on being at the cutting edge of regenerative medicine and orthobiologics and incorporate these into managing athletes and patients where appropriate and where the evidence guides its use, which is reflective of our current position stand on BPC-157 (see below)

E2 appears to exert anorexigenic effects, whereas P4 in the presence of E2 tends to increase appetite and preference for energy-dense foods, an effect further modulated by changes in leptin, ghrelin, peptide YY (PYY), and possibly central insulin signaling [114]
