# Contact Doctor BPC-157: Editorial Correspondence

> Contact Doctor BPC-157, an independent editorial digest of the BPC-157 research literature. For corrections and citation questions only — we are not a clinic and cannot provide medical advice or products.

Editorial correspondence about the BPC-157 literature — corrections, citation questions, and source suggestions.

## What we can and cannot help with

Contact Doctor BPC-157 for editorial matters about the BPC-157 literature: a citation that needs correcting, a study you think we should read, or a question about how we summarized a finding. We read every message in that spirit and update the digest when a correction is warranted.

What we cannot do is anything clinical or commercial. We are an independent editorial project, not a clinic and not a vendor. We cannot provide medical advice, interpret your situation, recommend a dose, or supply, source, or sell any substance. Questions of that kind belong with a licensed healthcare professional, not with a research digest. If you are looking for the regulatory picture, the [BPC-157 legal status](/legal-status) page is the place to start.

## The form

Use the form below for editorial correspondence. Tell us the page and, where relevant, the citation number you are writing about, so we can find the passage quickly. We do not collect health information and ask that you not send any; this is an editorial inbox, not a clinical one.

If you are reporting a citation problem — a broken link, a study we summarized too loosely, or a finding you believe we got wrong — that is the most useful message we receive, and the kind we act on fastest. Quote the sentence as it appears on the page and, if you have it, the PubMed ID or DOI of the source you think we should be reading instead.

## A note on what we will not answer

We will not answer questions that ask us to act as a clinician or a supplier, because we are neither. That includes requests for a recommended dose, an assessment of whether BPC-157 is right for a particular person or condition, sourcing or purchasing help, or anything resembling a protocol. Those questions are important, but they belong with a licensed healthcare professional who can take responsibility for them — which an editorial digest cannot and should not do. For the regulatory landscape, the [BPC-157 legal status](/legal-status) page is the most complete thing we publish.

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A stained-glass reading of the BPC-157 record — each finding set in its own pane, cited to the source, with no clinic behind the glass and nothing here for sale.