Hi everyone,
Some input from you all would be appreciated. Hodgkin's lymphoma is what my mother had. It began 8-9 years ago and she went through hell - high-dose chemotherapy, radiation, a stem cell transplant, and more. Everything has been fine for 5 years. Lately though she's been feeling weaker, along with GI problems (a chemically damaged esophagus), kidney trouble and high blood pressure.
Since peptides gave me significant results, I suggested she look into some as well. MOTS-c and BPC-157 were on my shortlist for her. Her own research turned up a concern though: both may carry cancer-related risks, as they promote angiogenesis (new blood vessel growth).
Given that cancer history, it's a worry. What do you make of using these peptides in someone with a prior malignancy - any experience or opinions?
Some input from you all would be appreciated. Hodgkin's lymphoma is what my mother had. It began 8-9 years ago and she went through hell - high-dose chemotherapy, radiation, a stem cell transplant, and more. Everything has been fine for 5 years. Lately though she's been feeling weaker, along with GI problems (a chemically damaged esophagus), kidney trouble and high blood pressure.
Since peptides gave me significant results, I suggested she look into some as well. MOTS-c and BPC-157 were on my shortlist for her. Her own research turned up a concern though: both may carry cancer-related risks, as they promote angiogenesis (new blood vessel growth).
Given that cancer history, it's a worry. What do you make of using these peptides in someone with a prior malignancy - any experience or opinions?