This peptide BPC 157 heals injuries. It might also feed cancer

[00:00:00]This peptide heals injuries. It might also feed cancer. And here's a study.

[00:00:07]BPC 157 works by triggering angiogenesis, your body growing fresh blood vessels to repair damaged tissue.

[00:00:17]Tumors grow exactly the same way. Same mechanism, same signal, and the same pathway. A 2017 study confirmed it activates VEGFR2, a receptor the cancer hijacks to build their own blood supply. It's implicated in roughly half of all human cancers.

[00:00:39]And that signal cannot tell healing tendon from a tumor. In a healthy body, this happens every day. You're not injecting cancer, but if you're carrying a tumor you don't know about yet, you might be quietly feeding it. And that's the part no one talks about. My next reel breaks down the four ways these compounds rewrite gene expression, and who should never touch them. You need to see number three. Save this reel, share it with whoever sent you the peptide.