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How it works BPC-157 appears to act largely by promoting angiogenesis the growth of new blood vessels into damaged tissue and by upregulating growth-hormone receptor expression in injured tissue, which sensitizes the area to the body's own repair signals

Preclinical studies indicate possible support for tendon and ligament recovery, which connects to the management of overuse injuries and joint stress in athletic settings

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