Description

BPC-157

Description

BPC-157 peptide is made up of fifteen amino acids and it’s a partial chain of

the body protection compound known as BPC, which is isolated from

stomach juices in lab animals.

This peptide is renowned for its ability to improve digestive functions.

The peptide ameliorates digestive function by protecting the endothelium,

which is a grouping of cells which lines the inside surface of blood vessels.

In addition, it acts on the process known as angiogenesis, which helps new

blood vessels to form via existing blood vessels.

Studies also link this BPC-157 peptide with anti-inflammatory properties. In

test subjects (animal), the peptide regulates and controls blood flow within

digestive tracts.

BPC-157 is a sterile, non-pyrogenic, white lyophilized powder intended for

subcutaneous or intramuscular injection, after reconstitution with sterile

Water for Injection.

Mechanism of Action

During clinical studies on lab rats, BPC-157 was proven to speed-heal tears

in quadriceps muscles, as it also promoted faster healing of Achilles

tendons, damaged muscle tissue and crushed muscle tissue. It also helped

with recovery from torn muscles.

BPC-157 peptide has the power to promote effective tendon-to-bone

healing and superior healing of damaged ligaments. In addition, BPC 157

seems to protect organs and to prevent ulcers of the stomach. Side effects

in human trials are (to date) non-existent.

BPC is also believed to decrease pain in damaged areas. Those who suffer

from discomfort due to muscle sprains, tears and damage may benefit from

treatment with this peptide, once it is approved for usage in human

subjects.

This peptide falls under the classification of regenerative medicine.

In terms of its power to heal and prevent ulcer health conditions, it works to

heal stomach ulcers in those who have overused NSAID-type drugs. NSAID

drugs are non-steroid, anti-inflammatory drugs and they are classified as

pain relievers.

One clinical study explored this peptide’s ability to help laboratory mice with

skin burns to heal at a faster rate. The peptide was administered in a topical

fashion or via injection and it helped to heal burns in lab mice. These burns

were deep-partial skin thickness-type burns and they covered twenty

percent of the bodies of mice.

In addition, clinical trials demonstrate that BPC 157 has the capacity to heal

certain types of damage to the liver organ, which are triggered by alcohol

abuse. BPC 157 is non-toxic and promotes liver health without causing

unwanted side effects. As well, this peptide is effective on its own, so it

doesn’t require a carrier in order to provide its array of health benefits,

including the promotion of better liver health.

In terms of wound healing, the formula works wonders on an array of tissue,

from organs to muscles to ligaments to skin to tendons. Those who’ve

dabbled with this experimental peptide have found that it offers significant

tissue-healing benefits over a very short time frame, such as one week.

This pentadecapeptide is a gastric mucosal and works by sparking activity

of the peptidergic defence system in the human body. It seems to

counteract over-activity and inhibition of this body system, and works

without disturbing function of other systems, including the dopamine and

prostaglandin systems, as well as the somatosensory neurone system. This

capacity to stop over-activity and inhibition is believed to be the secret of

the peptide’s organ-protecting properties.

Adverse reactions

BPC-157 Peptide is generally very well tolerated by most individuals when

used at the recommended dosages of up to 500mcg per injection. It could

be repeated twice a day.

Instructions for reconstitution

Flip off the top of the peptide vial with your thumb. Use the alcohol swab to wipe the

rubber stopper of the peptide vial. Push the needle of the syringe into the middle of the

rubber stopper so it goes through the rubber and into the vial. Now, while angling the

needle so that the water for injection goes down the side of the glass, rather than

directly into the powder, inject the water for injection into the vial. Repeat this step until

you have the correct amount of water in the vial. The powder will dissolve quickly,

however it can help to gently roll the vial in between your fingers (do not shake the vial

vigorously). Remove the syringe and dispose of it. You should never re-use a syringe.

Dosage

Recommended dosage of BPC-157:

200 mcg once per day for healing purposes.
Between 400-1.000 mcg, divided in two doses per day if issue is more severe.

Storage

After reconstitution, may be stored for a maximum of 14 days in a refrigirator at 2°C — 8°C.
Store vials in an upright position.
Store in a refrigerator (2°C — 8°C). Keep in the outer carton in order to protect from light.
For one month can be stored at room temperature.