Is There Anything BPC-157 Can’t Cure?

From today's "Is There Anything BPC-157 Can't Cure?" @theatlantic.com by @tombartlett.bsky.social A rodent panacea www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

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The wellness industry successfully lobbied the FDA to backdoor approval for BPC-157, an experimental rat-tested peptide that magically cures everything. The decision conveniently overrides the agency's own safety scientists while securing billions in potential profits for telehealth companies.

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@theatlantic.com Is There Anything BPC-157 Can’t Cure? Proponents of the peptide say it can treat gingivitis, runner’s knee, even dementia. www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

This article is dryly humorous, written by a peptide skeptic, although I must say it made me want to try the peptide myself. It's fun to read. www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

The Atlantic profiles BPC-157, a synthetic peptide whose proponents claim can treat conditions from runner's knee to dementia - examining the science, the hype, and why the research remains contested. #science #health #peptides

"The wellness industry loves a secret cure." www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

Great article in @theatlantic.com about the latest miracle supplement, BP-157. I remember back when it was HMS-90. The claims are always so enthusiastically unscientific: Cures everything!!!! www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

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