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If nausea persists, dosing can be reviewed
Also, since you need stomach acid to absorb B12, long-term use of acid-suppressing proton pump inhibitors (such as Nexium, etc.) can lead to B12 deficiency, as can chronic intestinal conditions such as Crohns disease, celiac disease, and intestinal parasites
But I've also included a mix of options aboveincluding exfoliating peptide serums to combine a bit of gentle, chemical buffing to get rid of dead skin that can make your skin look dull, as well as calming options that use aloe vera, cica, and/or allantoin to bring down swelling and inflammation
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KPV: Best for inflammatory pain and conditions Why KPV is superior for inflammation: Extremely potent anti-inflammatory peptide Reduces IL-6, TNF-alpha, other inflammatory markers Modulates immune response Works systemically Best for: Rheumatoid arthritis Autoimmune-related pain Inflammatory bowel disease with pain Chronic systemic inflammation Widespread pain from inflammation Dosing: Injectable: 500-1,000mcg daily subcutaneous Oral: 1-2mg daily for gut-specific inflammation 8-12 weeks minimum Can use long-term Expected results: Week 2-4: Reduced inflammatory markers Week 4-8: Decreased pain levels Week 8-12: Significant inflammation control Comparison to NSAIDs: KPV: Reduces inflammation without stomach damage NSAIDs: Temporary relief, stomach/kidney risks KPV safer long-term BPC-157 for inflammation + tissue healing Why BPC-157 for inflammatory pain: Anti-inflammatory effects Also heals tissue causing inflammation Dual benefit Best for: Inflammatory pain with tissue damage IBD/Crohn's (gut inflammation) General inflammatory conditions Can combine KPV + BPC-157: KPV: Powerful inflammation reduction BPC-157: Tissue healing Together = comprehensive inflammatory pain relief Best peptide for chronic widespread pain Fibromyalgia, chronic pain syndrome, multi-site pain
