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Medically reviewed by Faith Coleman , University of New Mexico School of Medicine on May 28th, 2026
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What it cannot show: whether BPC-157 works for other injury types, other populations, or the many other conditions examined in animal research (gut repair, neurological applications, cartilage recovery, and so on)