This is a metabolic survival mechanism, not a side effect of the drug
So in your circulation, you're pumping blood out from your heart, it goes through the capillaries, and some of that fluid and nutrients have to get out into the cellular tissue outside of the blood vessels and then be reabsorbed, usually, most of it will go back through the venous system
Some people find it helpful to use an at-home ECG-capable wearable or Bluetooth blood pressure cuff to track episodes
BPC-157 has been examined in non-clinical models addressing nitric oxide signaling, angiogenic pathways, and cytoprotective processes
If precise calorie counting is not for you, a gentler framework may be a better fit, while datadriven personalities might enjoy logging every bite
There is evidence (see this study) the ketogenic diets (think: low in carbohydrates), and higher in protein and fats can be beneficial