However, its effect on delaying gastric emptying could theoretically affect absorption rates of oral anticoagulants, though clinical studies have not demonstrated significant alterations in therapeutic effect
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HUBERMAN: So when we talk about BPC-157, we're talking about a pretty unusual circumstance whereby many, many people are now taking it
A smaller needle (25-27G) is ideal for the actual injection, as it causes less tissue trauma and is more comfortable
Clinical guidelines recommend a dose escalation of a minimum every 4 weeks to minimize gastrointestinal adverse reactions