It also plays a role in brain function, supporting neurons and cell formation
Ziegler AN, Chidambaram S, Forbes BE, Wood TL, Levison SW
BPC-157 is the first responder
Chiecho and colleagues showed that acetyl-L-carnitine in rats altered the DNA in the spinal cord cells by increasing the production of mGlu2 receptors, an important receptor for pain relief [3]
The Bottom Line: A Promising Tool in Regenerative Care Extensive animal research highlights BPC-157s multi-system healing potential, unmatched by many compounds
Rather than forcing the body into submission with heavy sedatives or harsh stimulants, it works synergistically with your neurochemistry to promote a state of calm, focused equilibrium