In a clinical setting, BPC-157 is used for a narrower and more defined set of problems than the internet suggests
In clinical trials, Wegovy was found to reduce risks of cardiovascular events by 20% in higher weight patients
Definitely not ( except, of course, when we talk about its known risk of causing birth defects , which is why regular blood tests, pregnancy tests, and birth control is required while taking the drug)
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America , 115(10), E2320E2328
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