A GSL Switch is Unlikely in the Current Climate Despite a recent drive by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) to encourage the reclassification of certain medicines (like those for pain, sleep aids, and skin conditions) to P or GSL status, a switch for injectable B12 is not on the cards
If tolerance is good and no concerning reactions occur, consider increasing to twice-daily application or moving to a 1 percent concentration
BPC-157 affects hemostasis in complex ways, reducing both thrombosis risk and bleeding complications in animal studies
FDA nonclinical toxicology review (2023-2024) flagged DNA damage in pituitary cells and injection-site necrosis in animal studies, plus immunogenicity and impurity risks from compounded material, alongside GH/IGF-1-axis effects such as fluid retention, joint discomfort, flushing, and headache reported by users
Can I use MIC B12 if I'm also considering GLP-1 peptide therapy