And this isn't a small risk
What they did: They took 80 rats (Wistar strain), completely transected their Achilles tendon (the strongest tendon in the body) and divided them into 3 groups: Control , saline BPC-157 by injection , 10 g/kg into the abdominal cavity BPC-157 in drinking water , 10 g/kg orally After 14 days they tested the tensile strength of the healed tendon and performed histology (microscopic examination of the tissue)
We take crypto, too
You do get B12 in foods such as red meat, poultry, fish, and eggs
So, where does BPC-157 fit in a gut plan
When antibiotics, particularly Sulphur drugs, are used for extended periods, the normal synthesis of Folic acid in the gut will be reduced, and the requirement for Folic Acid are increased