The Grey Market Problem A quick internet search for "BPC-157" returns dozens of websites selling peptides under the guise of "research use only." These vendors operate in a regulatory grey area, selling peptides technically labeled for research but clearly marketed toward human use
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Loss of neurons and increased edema in the anterior horn and gray matter was also observed in the control groups, however, all rats treated with BPC-157 were able to counteract the disturbances [3]