While encouraging, this studys retrospective design, lack of placebo control, small sample size, and subjective outcome reporting limit its interpretability
Skin-lightening claims (unproven): Marketed for skin whitening, but IV/injectable glutathione is not FDA-approved for this and evidence is weak
Even though there are no studies or clinical trials that show BPC-157 is safe or effective in humans, some websites related to performance-enhancing drugs advertise that it can be injected or taken orally for bone and joint healing, stomach ulcers, organ damage, and a number of other purposes, including athletic performance enhancement
Depression: There is evidence that methylcobalamin can aid in the treatment of certain mood disorders
If someone asks you "does it work?" after 12 weeks, you should have a clear answer