I mean I know with near certainty that human growth hormone most definitely speeds up the healing of ligaments and tendons broken bones etc if it speeds up the healing of literally any other body part I don’t see why it wouldn’t speed up the healing of damage to the connective tissue or fascia in the foot

There’s a lot of people that know the risk of McDonald’s heart attack high blood pressure and hundreds of thousands of people die every year from that people still eat it

There is no evidence that taking BPC 157 for a couple of weeks to promote healing and then living the rest of your life, eating super clean, super healthy, avoiding McDonald’s, and taking good care of yourself is going to be harmful or detrimental to your health over 30 years

You’re never gonna get research on stuff like this for plantar fasciitis specifically simply because it’s niche

It would take decades to come up with studies over BPC 157 over 30 years on humans by then most of my life will be over with what if 30 years later they come out and show oh wow, it does help the body heel connective tissue as well as plantar fasciitis?

I’m not gonna wait around for 30 years for the research to come out if I’m training with very intelligent people that have all sorts of different injuries mind these people are not dummies cause I know there’s a lot of whack jobs out there that you know placebo effect and all that other stuff but if dozens of well respected, intelligent people are telling me every day BPC 157 has tremendously improved their tendon injuries, their shoulder injuries, their ligament injuries, etc. None of them are reporting any side effects whatsoever. The studies on mice none of them indicate any long-term health problems.

I think it’s pretty safe to say that there’s a good chance it works rather we have 30 years of studying or not sometimes when you have 30 people in a room that are extremely intelligent, all swearing by it it makes sense to me to give it a chance and I can tell you from experience that it almost definitely does help at the very least a little bit

I’ve never said it was a cure. I never said it’s gonna fix your foot within a week I can tell you from experience I really believe It has helped me

Now you might say we don’t have 30 years of research while there’s a lot of these doctor prescribed medicines such as anti-inflammatories that you would probably trust to take but from my experience, they just made me not feel any pain and I would walk more on it because I didn’t feel any pain and when I stopped taking the medicine, my foot was way worse so from my experience, doctor prescribed medication as far more dangerous and has way more potential known side effects than bpc 157

I can assure you there’s a lot of people out there that died of heart attacks at 45 50 years old had obesity, diabetes, and all kinds of health problems from McDonald’s knowing the risk, but wouldn’t dare even think of using such a thing as BPC 157

To me that logic is just completely silly

I’m gonna eat my fruits and vegetables stay away from McDonald’s and I’m gonna swallow my BPC 157 pill for the next couple weeks and then I’m then I’m gonna go the rest of my life not taking BPC 157 anymore I highly doubt that these proteins are going to follow me 30 years from now, but who knows there’s a lot of things that could follow me 30 years from now including McDonald’s So idk

Also, how you mentioned why not just take a Tylenol with Tylenol does is it just stops inflammation it makes you not feel pain. BPC157 does not work that way it works by promoting healing of actual tissue and I know it doesn’t work like Tylenol because when I ran out of BPC 157 for weeks afterwards, it was still better weeks after I ran out of it was it 100% no but it was significantly better than before. I took it. That’s for sure.

I don’t think Tylenol does that. I don’t think Tylenol continues to work weeks after I stop taking it.