Although generally considered safe in research, reported side effects may include nausea, headaches, digestive issues, fatigue, appetite changes, fluid retention, dizziness, and fluctuations in blood sugar levels
AOD 9604 differs from full-length growth hormone and GHRH analogues in that it does not activate the growth hormone receptor or stimulate endogenous GH release
Other reported effects Beyond GI symptoms, clinical trials noted several other effects worth monitoring: Increased heart rate: A small, dose-dependent increase in resting heart rate was observed, consistent with what occurs with other GLP-1 agonists
Q4: Does BPC-157 work for GERD and reflux
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