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The dyschromia presents with depigmented macules, due to loss of melanocytes from the cutaneous epidermis or loss of the ability to secrete melanin
* BPC-157 works on inflammation sites

New England Journal of Medicine 2013;368:2041
Your healthcare teams goal will be to continue them until its safe to stop (if possible)

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Intestinal phospholipid disequilibrium initiates an ER stress response that drives goblet cell necroptosis and spontaneous colitis in mice