The companies selling BPC 157 and the media designed to boost its popularity focus on the part stating have demonstrated consistently positive and prompt healing effects for various injury types, but fail to mention the part stating, the majority of studies have been performed on small rodent models and the efficacy of BPC 157 is yet to be confirmed in humans. This means, simply, we have no evidence it works in human tissue
The College of Naturopathic Physicians of BC (CNPBC) requires Naturopathic physicians to be certified in IV and chelation therapy and have prescriptive authority in order to administer chelation therapy, if in his or her professional judgment it is of potential benefit
On NAD+, the brand offers three delivery formats, each with a different brand-stated tradeoff: Injection: what the brand calls the highest bioavailability Oral liquid drops: positioned for at-home convenience Nasal spray: a middle ground the brand associates with potential cognitive benefits The brand states that "many patients report" energy improvements and mental clarity within the first week of injectable NAD+ - again, a brand-reported patient experience, not an independently audited result
We're going to examine all of this in more detail shortly, but first
