There is one randomized BPC-157 trial. It did not beat placebo. @BarbellMedicine
There is one randomized BPC-157 trial. It did not beat placebo.  @BarbellMedicine
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
People say there is finally a trial. There is, from 2005, as a conference abstract. When a study reports a result it also reports a range around it, and if that range includes zero, no effect is one of the answers the data allow. The treated group improved. So did placebo. The difference between them, the number that actually tests the drug, ran from about minus five to plus one and a half. That range includes zero.
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There is one randomized BPC-157 trial. It did not beat placebo.

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