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David Rosenblum takes a critical, evidence-based look at BPC-157 and other peptides in pain management, examining: The biological rationale behind peptide therapy Preclinical and early human evidence for pain and tissue healing Regulatory status and safety concerns Ethical, legal, and marketing risks for physicians How peptides are currently being incorporated and monetized in pain practices This episode is designed to help clinicians separate science from marketing , and to approach peptide therapies with appropriate caution and professionalism

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