In regenerative medicine, clinicians use specific peptides to support wound healing, tissue regeneration, reduce inflammation, and protect collagen at the cellular level
Essential elements like zinc and selenium, which are necessary for the generation of the thyroid hormones and triiodothyronine (T3), are absorbed in the gut
A 2025 narrative review on BPC-157 published in PMC summarizes the musculoskeletal healing evidence across animal models, noting that the peptide demonstrates accelerated recovery of tendons, ligaments, and connective tissue through these overlapping pathways
However, since there are relatively few cells in the degenerated IVD and cell viability is impaired, stimulation of the remaining cells may be insufficient to achieve repair [13]
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