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Gastrointestinal protection: BPC 157 may help protect the stomach lining from damage caused by ulcers and other conditions

We use this technology to wrap the reduced glutathione molecule in a protective "shield." This phospholipid bilayer (a double layer of healthy fats) protects the glutathione from being broken down by stomach acid

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