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Gastrointestinal Research BPC-157 originated from research involving gastric proteins, making gastrointestinal biology one of its longest-standing areas of investigation

Another research article indicated that BPC-157 might play a role in aiding the recovery of connective tissues, potentially by promoting the growth of tendon explants

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