BPC-157, for instance, has not yet been the subject of intensive human clinical trials, despite its popularity among tech-industry grindsetters, longevity bros, and pilates girlies alike
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In addition, it helps regulate immune responses, supporting the bodys natural defense and repair systems
"They have to be markedly different to their natural form - which is tricky with peptides." Without a patent, he says, companies risk pouring money into a product with little financial protection
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