Appendix G: Taking Vitamin B12 With or Without Food Stephen Walsh summarizes the evidence from four papers on B12 absorption (Doets, 2012
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Potential Benefits: BPC-157 Speeds up tissue healing and recovery Promotes joint and tendon health Helps to regulate blood pressure Reduces post-workout pain Accelerates bone healing Improves gum or periodontal disease Protects the gut and repairs damages by inflammation Aids in building new blood vessels Reduces the risk of oxidative stress
Not recommended for individuals with severe organ dysfunction or vitamin sensitivities
The commenter indicated that these differences risk limiting hospitals from adopting the procedure and thus hindering patient access
This benefit is particularly important for individuals with compromised immune systems, such as the elderly, those with chronic illnesses, or individuals recovering from surgery or injury