BPC157 attenuates endometriosis through anti-inflammatory and angiogenesis inhibition effects
Studies show that adequate intake of B12 (along with other B vitamins) can help lower the risk of fractures, especially in older adults
We assess your lifestyle, symptoms, and goals to determine which vitamins and nutrients will help you most
It works systemically, not locally: Unlike BPC-157, which targets a specific injury site, TB-500 travels through the entire body and finds damaged tissue wherever it is, making it effective for diffuse or multi-site injuries
People who can benefit most from taking a vitamin B12 supplement include those who: Are over the age of 50, since aging can result in a decline in hydrochloric acid production in the stomach, which is needed to absorb the vitamin B12 present in foods