Disclosure! These peptides have not been evaluated by the FDA. These peptides are not a form of medication and are for research purposes only. Purchasing research peptides for personal use is illegal.

BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a protein found in the stomach. It is also known as “Body Protecting Compound 157”. BPC-157 has shown potential benefits in promoting tissue repair and healing, and it can be administered through injection or orally

Pentadecapeptide BPC-157 is an intriguing peptide with potential therapeutic benefits. Commonly known as “Body Protecting Compound,” is a synthetic peptide derived from a portion of a protein found in human native Gastric juice pentadecapeptide. This peptide has been monitored in several clinical studies yielding incredible cytoprotective activity and is considered non-toxic.^[3]

The therapeutic potential for BPC-157 has been displayed through various Preclinical Safety Assessment studies and subsequent clinical trials concerning applications for: Gastrointestinal Healing, Anti-inflammatory Effects, Neurological Benefits and Musculoskeletal Healing.

BPC-157 exhibits a diverse range of therapeutic effects across various bodily systems. It accelerates healing in gastrointestinal tissues such as the esophagus, stomach, and intestines, while also promoting recovery in Musculoskeletal structures including muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones. Additionally, research suggests anti-inflammatory properties of BPC-157, potentially augmenting its therapeutic utility. Furthermore, there is emerging evidence pointing to its neuroprotective capabilities, which could be particularly advantageous in conditions like traumatic brain injury.^[4]

Pentadecapeptide interacts with several biological processes within the human body, affecting the expression of growth factors, promoting Angiogenesis (the formation of new blood vessels), and influencing the synthesis of nitric oxide. These interactions play a crucial role in enhancing its healing properties and protective effects on various tissues and organs.^[5]

Clinical trials and animal research indicate that BPC-157 may have diverse potential applications. It could significantly accelerate the wound healing process, offer protective and healing effects for stomach and intestinal ulcers, and serve as a potential treatment for Arthritis while aiding in the healing of bone fractures. Additionally, BPC-157 may provide protective and reparative benefits to various organs under stress conditions.^[6]

BPC-157 – Wikipedia

Lyophilized powder form, intended solely for laboratory use and not for human consumption.