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Studies in rats show increased blood vessel formation at injury sites treated with BPC-157 compared to controls

Amniotic tissue has been shown to exert an anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial effect in human tissue, thus injecting small amounts of this fluid was shown to significantly reduce foot pain, promote reduction of scar tissue, increase mobility and facilitate a quicker return to full activity post-injury and post-surgery

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[7] [9] As with all parenteral medications, administration should be avoided in the presence of local or systemic infection at the injection site

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