This is the most common question and the answer from a mechanistic standpoint is yes, they are complementary rather than redundant : BPC-157 works through nitric oxide and growth factors (gut-mediated) TB-500 works through actin mobilization and cell migration (structural) These are non-overlapping pathways, which is the theoretical basis for combining them
Including ones that involve removing part of stomach and/or small intestine
While this is usually negligible, it can add up over multiple doses from the same vial
This has earned MOTS-c a reputation as an exercise mimetic. For someone struggling with weight, especially if exercise is difficult, a peptide that signals the body to ramp up fat-burning and improve fitness is incredibly appealing
Can bacteriostatic water be reused
It can cause spina bifida, paralysis, and even completely prevent the brain from developing