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Giving your dog a substance that has not been regulated or tested for their specific physiology carries risks of unpredictable side effects, including potential impacts on heart health, organ function, or even the acceleration of undetected tumors. With the lack of evidence on how BPC-157 will help your dogs in the long run, vets cant really tell you if the peptide is safe to use on your dog
The most frequent ( 10% incidence in any treatment group) TEAEs were thrombocytopenia (4% of episodes with carglumic acid + ammonia scavengers vs 5% with carglumic acid alone and 21% with ammonia scavengers alone), hyperglycaemia (4 vs 3 and 15%), hypokalaemia (0 vs 3 and 18%), coagulopathy (0 vs 3 and 15%), hypocalcaemia (0 vs 3 and 12%) and respiratory distress (0 vs 0 and 12%)
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