The only human study of BPC-157s effects is small and lacks comparison to a placebo
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10.1002/gps.4486 Summary Keywords N-acetyl cysteine, antioxidant, multiple sclerosis, cerebral glucose metabolism, positron emission tomography, cognition Citation Monti DA, Zabrecky G, Leist TP, Wintering N, Bazzan AJ, Zhan T and Newberg AB (2020) N-acetyl Cysteine Administration Is Associated With Increased Cerebral Glucose Metabolism in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: An Exploratory Study
Inflammation induces the up-regulation of ROS and can cause overt OS, resulting in tissue injury and subsequent preterm labor [249]