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Regulatory Status in Canada BPC-157 is not approved by Health Canada as a therapeutic product

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BPC-157 has shown promise in treating numerous other conditions, and researchers are calling for additional studies to assess its efficacy in treating the following ones: Traumatic brain injury Parkinsons disease Ocular dysfunction Seizures Depression Anxiety Alcoholism and drug addiction Drug withdrawal Allergies Viruses How Quickly You Might Notice Results BPC-157 therapeutic results differ among people and depending on the condition being treated

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