This is a single preclinical study
If a physician orders BPC-157 from a compounding pharmacy, they are arguably causing the pharmacy to violate the law (as seen in the Tailor Made case) and themselves distributing an unapproved drug
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A review on BPC 157 was published in Current Reviews in Musculoskeletal Medicine in August 2025, acknowledging the potential benefits and unknown long term risks but noted that no adverse effects have been reported to date in available studies
