BPC-157
Supports healing of gut tissue, tendons, and soft-tissue injuries
Accelerates soft-tissue and gut lining repair.
A 15-amino-acid fragment derived from gastric juice that pushes fibroblasts and growth factors toward injury sites, rebuilding tendon, ligament, and mucosal tissue.
- Strongest preclinical evidence in tendon, ligament, and muscle healing.
- Protects stomach and intestinal lining from NSAID and alcohol damage.
- Modulates nitric oxide pathways that govern early repair.
BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a protective protein in gastric juice. It promotes angiogenesis — the formation of new small blood vessels — which brings more oxygen and nutrients to injured tissue. It also helps tendons and ligaments reattach to bone and reduces inflammation in the gut.
How long it stays, how it leaves.
Weight-based dosing: 3–10 mcg/kg. The calculator handles reconstitution math for common vial sizes so you inject the right volume every time.
Three tiers, three goals.
Split doses AM/PM near injury site
What people actually report.
- Mild nausea (rare)
- Dizziness at high doses
- Redness at injection spot
Before you start.
- Not FDA approved — it's a research compound
- Comes from your own stomach acid, so most people handle it well
- For gut/GI issues specifically, oral capsule form may work just as well as injections — injections are preferred for joint or tendon injuries
- Talk to a doctor before starting
Combinations worth knowing.
Injury Recovery Stack
BPC-157 works locally at the injury site while TB-500 mobilizes repair cells systemically. The most commonly paired healing stack.
Deep Tissue Repair
GHK-Cu rebuilds the 'scaffolding' (collagen) while BPC-157 builds the blood supply. Great for connective tissue injuries.