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    BPC-157 with Dr. Suzanne Trott, Beverly Hills

    BPC-157

    My bias is toward healing. Every incision I make is a bet on how well your tissue repairs itself, and after two decades I have learned that repair capacity varies enormously between two patients of the same age.

    Dr. Trott's point of view

    “BPC-157 is what I reach for when healing needs help. Patients recovering from surgery or training describe it as being handed a shortcut through the worst week.”

    Suzanne A. Trott, M.D., F.A.C.S.

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    How I Use It Around Procedures

    I most often reach for BPC-157 in three situations: a patient recovering from a body or breast procedure who I want healing efficiently, a patient losing weight quickly on a GLP-1 whose muscle I want protected, and a patient in a metabolic transition, perimenopause, menopause, post-bariatric, where the old strategies stopped working. It is a subcutaneous injection, and I teach home administration with the same specificity I would use for any post-operative instruction.

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    What I Will And Will Not Promise

    I will not tell you a peptide replaces sleep, protein, resistance training, or surgery when surgery is the honest answer. What I will do is start with a consultation and baseline assessment, choose a combination that matches your goal, and adjust it at follow-up based on what we actually see. If the protocol is not earning its place in your regimen, I will take it out. That editing, knowing what matters and what does not, is the whole job.

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