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BPC-157

★ 95

Body Protection Compound-157

Tissue healing and anti-inflammation

Healing & Recovery
Half-life
~4 hours (SubQ)
Route
Subcutaneous (SubQ)
Cycle
4-8 week cycles
Status
Strong animal data

About

A synthetic 15-amino-acid peptide derived from a naturally occurring protein in gastric juice. Known for remarkable regenerative effects on muscle, tendon, ligament and nerve tissue.

Mechanism

Promotes angiogenesis, increases collagen synthesis, accelerates tissue repair.

Dosage

beginner

Amount
250 mcg
Frequency
1x per day
Route
Subcutaneous (SubQ)
Duration
4-6 weeks

standard

Amount
250-500 mcg
Frequency
2x per day (morning + evening)
Route
Subcutaneous (SubQ)
Duration
4-8 weeks

advanced

Amount
500-750 mcg
Frequency
2-3x per day (for acute injuries)
Route
SubQ or perilesional (near injury site)
Duration
6-12 weeks
Timing

Best on an empty stomach, away from food (at least 30 min before meals)

Cycle structure

4-8 week cycles with 2-4 week breaks between

Reconstitution & Storage

5 mg + 2 mL → 2500 mcg/mL

Inject BAC water slowly down the vial wall. Swirl gently — never shake.

Lyophilized: refrigerated, months. After reconstitution: 2-8°C, 28-30 days. Never freeze after reconstitution.

Benefits

  • • Accelerates tendon repair
  • • Heals joint injuries
  • • Protects gastric mucosa
  • • Reduces inflammation
  • • Supports nerve repair

Side effects

  • • Generally very well tolerated
  • • Rare: nausea, fatigue, headache
  • • Mild injection-site irritation

Contraindications

  • • Pregnancy (no research)
  • • Cancer — caution (consult physician)
  • • Anticoagulant medications (interaction)

Gender notes

Men

Same dosing as general protocol. Popular for muscle injuries.

Women

Same dosing. Popular for joint pain after 40.

Research

Stacks well with

TB-500 GHK-CU IPAMORELIN

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Educational use only. Not medical advice. Many peptides shown are not FDA-approved and remain research compounds. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.