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The body breaks down peptides via proteolytic enzymes in the blood, liver, and kidneys meaning smaller peptides often have shorter half-lives

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Studies on ligament healing using rat medial collateral ligament transection models demonstrated that BPC-157 restored biomechanical properties including load capacity, stiffness, and breaking force to near-normal levels while reducing joint instability

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