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[quote=Anonymous]“ The peptide with big claims but limited data
You may not have heard of BPC-157 — but maybe you have. The peptide, like many that have gained traction with MAHA, is having a moment. Popular podcasters, wellness clinics, and patients are gravitating to the chemical for relief from health conditions that aren’t always well-managed with traditional treatments. But there’s one problem: “The amount of hype to evidence is just so skewed, it’s crazy,” physician and researcher Flynn McGuire said. He put it even more bluntly in an email: BPC-157 “should not be used by humans.”

Too late. In a thorough write-up, Sara Talpos spoke with people who have taken the peptide. Some described benefits like helping the body heal more quickly and reducing pain. But others report side effects like full-body itchiness, intense anxiety, or anhedonia. Anecdotal evidence like this is some of the only data we have on what these drugs can do in humans.

Read more from Sara about how BPC-157 became a buzzy, mainstream MAHA supplement. As Talpos writes, the story begins in a laboratory in post-communist Croatia. We’re publishing this investigation by Undark, where Sara is a contributing editor.”[/quote]

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