The most important column is the last onethere is no evidence from randomized trials in humans that any of these peptides provide the benefits that are advocated
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Wang, C., Zhao, H., & Lee, Y
Researchers hypothesized that a gastric peptide factor might be involved in maintaining bone health, which partly explains the rationale for studying BPC-157 in bone healing contexts
Tumor Growth Concerns : Preclinical research raises preliminary concerns about BPC-157's pro-angiogenic effects, potentially supporting abnormal cell growth in oncological contexts
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