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It is worth noting that there does appear to be a trial administering BPC 157 (rectally administered) in human participants for the treatment and healing of acute to mild ulcerative colitis (Veljaca et al

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(They studied participants who did not have diabetes because the disease introduces more confounding variables.) The researchers suspected that people with the PAM variant would have lower levels of GLP-1 in their blood, perhaps because the unamidated form would be less stable