Each targets different aspects of the tissue repair process, which is why they are sometimes discussed together in regenerative medicine contexts
Reducing mechanical load on compromised joints while using BPC-157 to support tissue repair is a more complete approach than either intervention alone
Gonda, Y., Matsuda, A., Adachi, K., Ishii, C., Suzuki, M., Osaki, A., Mita, M., Nishizaki, N., Ohtomo, Y., Shimizu, T., Yasui, M., Hamase, K., & Sasabe, J
Suzanne Craft, Mitzi Gonzales, James Kirkland, Nicolas Musi, Ronald Petersen, Sudha Seshadri and Tamara Tchkonia for their significant contributions to the Phase 2 study design of SToMP-AD, and their ongoing collaborative support as co-investigators on the trial (NCT04685590)
Inject intramuscularly using the following as a dosing guide: Cattle and Horses: 5 ml/100 kg body mass per day Calves and Foals: 5 ml/100 kg body mass per day Cats and Dogs: 0,5 ml/10 kg body mass per day NOTE: Vitamin deficiency states are more likely to occur if an animal is under severe stress for prolonged periods, if not fed a balanced diet, and during and aer periods of ill-health