Vitamin B12 deficiency typically causes a condition called megaloblastic anaemia making red blood cells too large and reducing their numbers
Thats somewhat reassuring, but it also suggests BPC-157 failed to suppress the tumor
We suggest regular checks of: Serum B12 levels Methylmalonic acid (MMA) levels Complete Blood Count (CBC) These tests help doctors see if B12 is working right and adjust treatment as needed
Hematology and biochemistry laboratory parameters were measured at screening and weeks 20, 52, 84 and 104
The body sometimes needs a second attempt to tolerate a given dose level, and there is no penalty for taking the escalation more slowly than the standard schedule suggests
Conclusion Research on BPC-157 and TB-500 indicates that both peptides have been studied in the context of wound healing, angiogenesis, and cellular activity