BPC-157 poses a potential tumor growth risk because it upregulates growth hormone receptors and increases VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor) to drive angiogenesis; tumors thrive on increased blood flow and growth factors, so BPC-157 may maintain or accelerate tumor growth — notably it does the exact opposite of the cancer drug Avastin, which is a VEGF inhibitor.
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Andrew HubermanEvidence Quote
“In other words, BPC 157 is a potential tumor growth risk. So, if you have knowledge of a given cancer or you're concerned about tumors at all, I would encourage you to be very cautious about the use of BPC 157.”
Created: 6/18/2026, 1:57:48 PM
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