Avoid overextension: Do not convert in vitro or rodent-model observations into human, veterinary, cosmetic, dietary, personal-use, or consumer-facing claims
sterile saline or water for drinking-water protocols
In summary, BPC-157 stands out among other peptides for its robust effects on tissue repair and inflammation in animal studies, but its long-term safety and efficacy in humans remain to be fully established
Recommended treatments include intramuscular injections of vitamin B12 or oral replacement, depending on the cause
(There might be exceptions, such as during loading doses, and the odd person who gets more frequent injections.) Second, there is absolutely NOTHING in the legislation (which I quoted here recently) that states or implies a quantity limit
If the cause isn't dietary then it is an absorption problem so you need to find another way of replenishing B12 initially