Schneider-Helmert D and Schoenenberger GA (1981)
So you can take it orally for GI conditions and it works
The Case of BPC-157: A Rodent Miracle, Not a Human Cure The evidence for BPC-157 consists almost entirely of studies on rodents
FAK-paxillin activation for fibroblast migration Growth hormone receptor upregulation on tendons VEGFR2-Akt-eNOS pathway for blood vessel formation Nitric oxide modulation reducing inflammation Erg-1 transcription factor inhibition Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels, represents another critical mechanism
Li, F., Yang, H., Duan, Y
NO-system body mapping was done based on the many distinctive NO-system responses shown by distinctive NO-agents relations [11,29]