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Preclinical research in diabetic neuropathy models reported protective effects through improved local blood flow and reduced oxidative stress, reinforcing the documented neurological scope of BPC-157

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Potential side effects from unofficial reports reveal that BPC-157 may: speed up cancer growth in cancer patients dizziness flushing racing heart blood pressure changes mood swings Currently, all available animal studies do not report any potential side effects of toxicity of BPC -157

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