(7) BPC-157 Peptide and Tissue Damage A study was conducted to understand the extent of the angiogenic potential of the peptide beyond local wounds, ligaments, and GI tract wounds and to study its action on multiple gastrointestinal lesions on the pancreas, liver injuries, heart damage, endothelium damage, and blood pressure

Glutathione exerts its hypopigmentary effect by several mechanisms namely direct (by binding with the copper-containing active sites) and indirect (via antioxidant effect leading to exhaustion of free radicals and peroxides) inhibition of tyrosinase enzyme (the key enzyme for melanogenesis).[] It also switches the production of eumelanin to pheomelanin by the formation of sulfhydryl-dopa conjugates.[] Additionally glutathione has been shown to scavenge UV radiation-induced reactive oxygen species generated in epidermal cells.[] Its antioxidative action also helps to lighten melasma, as several studies have confirmed the role of oxidative stress in melasma.[] Glutathione may be used orally (2040 mg/kg/day in two divided doses) or intravenously (6001200 mg)
By enhancing liver function, we can support digestion, energy levels, and skin clarity
Ford R, Goodacre A, Siciliano M, Claypool K, H-L S, Chan J, Andreeff M
The lysosomal cysteine proteases in MHC class II antigen presentation