Topical pseudocatalase mousse and narrowband UVB phototherapy is not effective for vitiligo: an open, single-centre study
[21] Use of BPC-157 is discouraged by health authorities and it has been controlled as a prescription medicine in several jurisdictions such as New Zealand and Australia, despite not actually being available for prescription
received sponsorship to host the European Incretin Study Group meeting (2024) from AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, Mercodia and Sun Pharma
New side effects, particularly dysesthesia, may appear even if you tolerated the other medications well
I'll occasionally take it every once in a while, but in general, I just stopped taking it because whatever the positive effects might've been, if I had taken it more consistently, the effects in depleting rapid eye movement sleep were just something I didn't want and don't want