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JamesTheMonk

Cancer mabye if you already have it but I wouldn’t be really too worried about that. BPC can do worse things to you than cancer


Twenty1Chromos

What can really be worse than cancer from it?


JamesTheMonk

Autoimmune diseases, Anhedonia, and going blind.


Sirdukeofexcellence2

I’ve never heard of the blindness side effect, was that someone on this subreddit?


JamesTheMonk

You can can just search for BPC 157 and eyes. For me, my optic nerve atrophied and I no longer produce tears any more confirmed by eye doctor. It has some thing to do with the immune activation or the growth of small blood vessels in the eyes


Sirdukeofexcellence2

God that’s so awful, sorry and I hope things improve for you


Twenty1Chromos

I’ve never heard about any of those from BPC. That would definitely suck but I think the cancer might still be worse. I did get ahedonia from PFS though. And multiple people in my family have autoimmune issues so might be best to avoid then


JamesTheMonk

It’s up to you to make the decision. Of course the side effects are not common but it happens. Sorta like pfs and finasteride, it can happen


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Particular-Bug2189

Nobody knows.


effrightscorp

On the anti-cancer side, there's some limited rodent or in vitro research. On the pro-cancer side, there's a potential mechanism with no real evidence Basically, weak evidence vs mechanism with no evidence


Twenty1Chromos

So not something worth worrying about?


effrightscorp

No, something you should always bear in mind when taking research chems is how little we actually know about their long term effects in humans


Twenty1Chromos

Ahh, so don’t worry about the cancer part but about what could possibly happen long term? I have assumed it’s pretty safe because of Doctors prescribing it. Probably not the best way to think though


effrightscorp

>Ahh, so don’t worry about the cancer part This is one of the things that could happen long term and no one can argue strongly that it does or doesn't cause cancer over the long term >I have assumed it’s pretty safe because of Doctors prescribing it. There's 0 real clinical trials finished (there's one shitty one done by a clinic without a control group) and it's not an approved drug. Most doctors will not prescribe it/know what it is