Paul Saladino· MD
so tripe actually has bpc-157 in it so there's a pepsi did not know that yeah so we don't even know what that is it's a peptide that's been involved in like muscle regeneration and wound healing and stuff
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
so tripe actually has bpc-157 in it so there's a pepsi did not know that yeah so we don't even know what that is it's a peptide that's been involved in like muscle regeneration and wound healing and stuff
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but tripe and intestine are valuable for bpc157 it's just the value of getting nose to tail
and gut in digestion which has tripe and intestines has bpc157 other nutrients to support digestion
it's giving you actually the digestive tract which contains the nutrients that you're going to need to make a healthy digestive tract and an epithelial later all of those unique proteins unique peptides i've talked about this in the past bpc157 is found in the gastric juices
it has tripe and stomach tripe gastric juices have bpc157 this is a peptide that is known to be tonic that is helping us heal our body