It is not approved for human or animal use , diagnosis, treatment, or therapeutic application
I've never been a huge fan of wasting things unnecessarily, so if the latter was possible, that would always be great news
BPC 157 is usually discussed more for soft-tissue recovery than for regular post-workout soreness
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA review for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality
The research has shown that some benefits of using Vitamin B12 as an adjunct treatment in dairy cows are: Increased cure rates of ketosis Increased milk production (especially in cows with low blood glucose) Increased rumination after LDA surgery The reasoning why B12 helps with low glucose cows is that these cows are likely suffering from fatty liver to some extent - which limits the livers ability to make energy
As with all compounds discussed here, these are chemical research reagents intended strictly for laboratory and research purposes not for human consumption, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease