Receipt no. 2 · 31 October 2026
They say: "Studies prove BPC-157 works."
Here is what the record shows, read 30 October 2026.
They sayStudies prove BPC-157 works.
Receipts sayThin evidence
What are the receipts?
- The PubMed countPubMed holds 226 papers on BPC-157 and 0 of them are typed as a clinical or randomized trial (read 30 October 2026).See the source page
- The registryClinicalTrials.gov lists 4 interventional studies matching the name, and none has posted results.See the source page
- The scaleResistance training has 3,954 papers typed as randomized trials, creatine 732 and sunscreen 321.See the source page
What does this not say?
A thin trial record does not mean a compound is useless or harmful. It means the human record is thin, so claims about people rest on animal studies and case reports.