Cons: No Independent Testing: There is no third-party verification for ingredient accuracy, purity, or banned substances, which may be a concern for competitive athletes and users seeking greater quality assurance
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Testing goes beyond purity and identity
The Takeaway If you read something online about the optimistic promises the benefits of BPC 157, like the infographic below, your antennae should pop up that this is a marketing scheme
Most practitioners recommend an initial series of 6 to 10 weekly sessions to build glutathione levels and achieve visible skin brightening
Start at 4 units (1 mg) for the first 15 days, then step up to 8 units (2 mg) at Day 16