75. How BPC 157 might help relieve knee pain

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In the November 17, 2022 episode of Better Than Ever Live!, I discuss a very popular peptide called BPC 157. I’ll explain what BPC 157 is and how it might work. Then I’ll share a study looking at its use injected into the knees of patients with knee pain to see if it could be a good treatment for osteoarthritis and other types of knee pain.

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