To spare the legal explanation, it is technically acceptable for a doctor to prescribe non-FDA-approved drugs if certain precautions are met [4]: After review, if the [doctor] decides that there is sound medical evidence and it is in the patients best interest to use a non-FDA approved device, he or she should conduct and document a thorough and careful informed consent discussion
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Interacts with Dopaminergic System Research shows BPC-157 interacts with the brain-gut axis and the dopaminergic system, which may explain its neuroprotective effects
Not a drug, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
What exactly is Carnitine (L) Injection and why might I need it
In his conversation with Andrew Schulz, he admitted to "basically playing doctor," telling injured buddies to try BPC-157 "with no research" behind his recommendation