When BCM7 reacts with the opiate receptor, it also causes a downstream inflammatory effect.

There's a huge immune response that's lodged from the interaction of compounds with the opiate receptor and the intestine.

DCM7 can actually get across the intestinal lumen because when it's presented to the gut in milk,

the calcium and the glucose of sugar that's found in milk makes it permissive to actually get through the intestinal tract.

Now you're probably thinking, well, if it can get there, then what else can go?

Well, it can go everywhere, then.

It can get into the budge cream.

It can get into the brain.

It can get into the skin.

You can get into the nervous system.

You can get into the lymphatic system.

You can get everywhere.

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