Andrew Huberman explained the mechanism on Rogan's podcast: BPC-157 acts like a "repair signal" that encourages fibroblasts, the cells that build connective tissue, to migrate to injury sites and start rebuilding
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The convergence of these proposed mechanisms supports investigation into multi-layered signaling systems involved in cellular and tissue responses within controlled experimental settings
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Fibroblast migration and adhesion signals In a study on tendon fibroblasts, BPC-157 was shown to promote growth from explants, cell survival under stress, and cell migration