The study demonstrated that MOTS-c levels in the blood of centenarians, individuals who have survived to 100 years and older, were significantly higher than in age-matched individuals with shorter lifespans, and resembled levels seen in much younger adults [2]
The research is strongest in soft-tissue repair and gastrointestinal protection models, with evidence showing benefit in tendon healing, ligament repair, muscle injury, wound healing, angiogenesis, inflammatory modulation, and gut mucosal protection
Patients with chronic conditions may run more frequent cycles under clinician supervision
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Most bodybuilders and athletes tolerate BPC-157 very well with minimal adverse effects when following proper dosing protocols