Neuroprotection: BPC-157 has been shown to provide some neuroprotective effects in rats, helping to protect against harmful free radical damage or protect the brain and preserve brain function after exposure to harmful substances [3]
For those who have a true deficiency, increasing B12 with supplements can help with weight loss as energy levels will rise, promoting an increase in physical activity (per Healthline )
Excess B vitamins are excreted by the kidneys through the urine, causing bright yellow urine
However, long-term human safety trials are lacking, so usage should be approached with caution
Commercialization for human therapeutic use remains prohibited in France, Europe, and the United States, hence the importance of sourcing strictly intended for in vitro and ex vivo research