The synergistic premise is based on complementary mechanisms observed in separate studies, not on direct combination studies
Akash Bharati: National Broadcast Trust, N e w Delhi, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, February 1978
[2] Key mechanisms that can elevate serum B12 include: Increased release from damaged tissues (particularly liver disease) Overproduction or abnormal binding to transport proteins (transcobalamins and haptocorrin) Reduced cellular uptake despite adequate circulating levels Haematological disorders affecting B12 metabolism Supplementation, though this rarely causes concern in isolation It is important to understand that elevated B12 is not a disease itself but rather a biochemical finding that may indicate various underlying conditions
In 1993, Sikiric and colleagues in Zagreb isolated a cytoprotective protein from human gastric juice, called Body Protection Compound (BPC), whose fragment 157 (15 amino acids) reproduces most of its regenerative activity
It is often discussed for its potential role in supporting healing, especially in tendons, ligaments, muscles, joints, nerves, and other connective tissues