The angiogenesis promoting effect raises theoretical concerns for individuals with cancer history or active malignancy
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Research suggests AOD-9604 may preserve existing muscle tissue during caloric restriction (a muscle-sparing effect), but this differs from actively building new muscle
BPC-157 is still in experimental stages in veterinary medicine, and is not recognized as a standard approved treatment to dogs