The intense research in this field seen over the last few decades, has resulted in the discovery of several proteins that can upregulate the bone healing response [14, 15]
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Shown to regulate serotonin and dopamine levels, BPC-157 has also evidenced positive effects in addressing traumatic brain injury and spinal cord compression [8]
MOTS-c may be particularly valuable for women experiencing perimenopause or menopause-related belly fat accumulation due to its effects on AMPK and estrogen-related metabolic pathways
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