(2011) 301:G91928
Excessive NMDA activation contributes to excitotoxicity during and after stroke, making NMDA modulation a potential therapeutic target
Mechanism of Action BPC-157 exerts its effects through several converging pathways
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Benefits of BPC157 Increases collagen synthesis [R] Decreases inflammation Accelerates healing and tissue regeneration (burns [R], corneal injuries[R], fistulas[R, R, R], intestinal anastomosis, liver [R, R], muscle[R, R, R], nerve damage [R], scar tissue [R], spinal cord injury [R], tendons [R], ulcers [R, R]) Decreases recovery time Stimulates the formation of new blood vessels Repairs the brain Improves depression and anxiety Potential Side Effects No side effects have been observed from the use of BPC-157
Widely used in regenerative medicine, dermatology, and immune response research