The data isn't bulletproof (preparation methods vary, study quality is uneven), but it's further along than BPC-157's primarily animal evidence base
Absorption is slower and steadier, and many patients find SC less painful
Physician and obesity specialist Spencer Nadolsky, MD, for instance, in search of relief for his tennis elbow, took the leap and sourced the peptide from a compounding pharmacy
[9] [2] According to NICE guidance, patients with confirmed B12 deficiency and neurological involvement typically require more frequent initial dosing (alternate-day injections) until symptom improvement occurs
People with conditions that affect nutrient absorption, such as Crohns disease or celiac disease
A fluorescent dye is then added, which attaches to the antibodies