Wendy Zuckerman

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3,034 appearances 14 recordings 3 series first heard May 2020 last heard 2 Jul

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And those patients felt better to the same degree as if they'd gotten real surgery.
So if all we've got are some uninspiring studies in people...
Why are folks online going through all this trouble for BPC-157?
Where are all these exciting claims coming from that it'll heal your tendons and ligaments, that you'll become Wolverine?
Well, BPC-157 has been used by folks in certain online spaces for a while now.
So there is a lot of lived experience or anecdote, whatever you want to call it,
But if you're looking for science for all those claims about BPC-157, what we have are studies in rats.
And the vast majority of those studies actually come from one particular lab.
It's the lab that first discovered the peptide in Croatia.
It's the same lab that's linked to that study in people, the clinical trial from 2015, that never published those results.
But for three decades, what this lab has published are scores of studies where they'll get a rat, cut its quadricep or ligament, slice its cornea, damage its nerve.
You get the picture.
And then they give one group of rats a placebo while the other gets BPC-157.
And over and over and over again, the team finds that the rats injected with BPC-157 do better.
I called up the professor that heads up that lab.
but he wouldn't go on the record to talk.
And once I started asking, why didn't he publish that clinical trial from 2015, he ghosted me completely.
And like I mentioned, there are other peptides out there that are supposed to help you hulk up and recover faster.
But a review paper looking into some of the most popular ones basically concluded there's pretty much no evidence in humans for this.
I spoke to one of the authors of that paper, Dr. Corey Mayfield, a resident at Keck School of Medicine, USC.
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