Research cards
The receipts, one card at a time
Single findings from the research, each with its source printed on the card. Free to share — the citation travels with the claim.
One year after stopping, participants regained two-thirds of the weight they had lost.
STEP 1 trial extension · Diabetes, Obesity & Metabolism, 2022 · n=327 · DOI
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BPC-157 has one verifiable human trial. It ran in 2015 and never posted results.
ClinicalTrials.gov · NCT02637284 · verified Aug 2026
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Average weight change at 68 weeks: −14.9%. Placebo: −2.4%.
STEP 1 · New England Journal of Medicine, 2021 · n=1,961 · DOI
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Every card states one finding and names the study behind it. Nothing on a card is a recommendation, and none of them describe how to take anything. If you share one, the source goes with it — that is the entire point of the format.
Get the evidence, not the hype.
New research briefs, plainly written and fully sourced. No dosing advice, ever.