A retrospective follow-up found that 87% of the participants receiving BPC-157 injections had significant relief of their knee pain that lasted for at least 6 months to a year (length of the follow-up).[ref] A clinical trial in rats found that taking BPC-157 orally in water significantly helped mytendonitis injuries after surgery
The medication works best when combined with dietary modifications and increased physical activity
Long-term safety data is absent
[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 71.Veljaca M., Pavic-Sladoljev D., Mildner B., Brajsa K., Krnic Z., Bubenik M., Stipanicic S., Tabak-Slosic M., Brnic L., Khan Z., et al
In a human study, over 91% of participants reported reduced knee pain after BPC-157 injections
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