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BPC-157 tackles this problem directly by: Stimulating neoangiogenesis within the tendon or ligament substance Activating tenocytes (tendon cells) to produce organized collagen Reducing fibrotic adhesion formation that limits range of motion Condition-by-Condition Clinical Applications Tendinopathies Chronic tendon conditionsAchilles, patellar, rotator cuff, lateral epicondyle (tennis elbow), medial epicondyle (golfers elbow)respond exceptionally well to BPC-157

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If needle aversion or compliance with a daily protocol is a concern, PRP's in-office model may be preferable