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BPC-157 Clinical Evidence Context Direct human evidence for BPC-157 is limited to a small number of pilot studies
Some individuals might need weekly injections, while others could find monthly or less frequent doses sufficient
Especially for those who cannot absorb all of the B12 they ingest due to an underlying condition like inflammatory bowel disease, says Mary Wirtz, a nutrition consultant for Mom Loves Best
When considering the value of increasing B12 levels: Functional lab testing for serum B12, MMA, Homocysteine, and if possible Holotranscobalamin II can help identify a deficiency Look at dietary sources and for vegans or vegetarians who are willing to have some shellfish, consider a weekly serving or two of clam Consider B12 injections and/or supplementation if there is an absorption issue or if there is a medication being used that is depleting levels Look for methylcobalamin or hydroxocobalamin for supplements and/or injections and avoid cyanocobalamin because of trace amounts of cyanide present in cyanocobalamin Work with a functional medicine practitioner to find underlying root causes for why B12 levels are not sufficient and correct the root causes Want help with your health
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