Not a doctor, but is 4 weeks sufficient time for something like that to 100% leave your body?
Seems like something Brady’s trainer Guerrero would use
So it’s well-regarded in the bodybuilding community because it decreases DOMS and folks say they recover from workouts and injuries more quickly. It’s been primarily researched in intestinal conditions like Peptic Ulcer Disease and Crohn’s because it’s shown to encourage the intestines to regenerate tissue.
This seems a tad inappropriate to ban imo. It’s not a steroid, and it doesn’t have significant reported side effects. But, like many supplements, the research is limited.
it's a good thing Elway no longer plays because I heard they are getting ready to add sugar cubes to the list
Interesting. I've used BPC157 on a few occasions. Other than for safety reasons, I'm surprised it's banned.
Imagine if Aaron was taking BPC-157 this whole time
taking it right now post sugery on both my shoulders. I think it was partially responsible for the decrease in time that players were coming back from injury
it also shows promise for stomach-related autoimmune issues like leaky gut
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