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BPC-157 peptide has been garnering significant attention in the medical, bodybuilding, and performance-enhancing communities.Â
This synthetic compound, originally derived from a protein found in stomach acid, has shown potential in accelerating the repair and regeneration of various tissues, including muscle, tendon, and even bone.Â
It’s a game-changer in regenerative medicine, but should you take it? Read more.Â
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BPC-157 peptide is a short and stable gastric peptide found naturally in human stomach juices. BPC stands for Body Protection Compound.Â
BPC-157 has been shown to have a wide range of potential therapeutic benefits, including:
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BPC-157 is thought to work by interacting with a variety of cellular receptors and signaling pathways. Some of the proposed mechanisms of action of BPC-157 include:
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A review paper investigating the role of BPC-157 in aiding musculoskeletal soft tissue healing revealed that BPC-157 promotes tissue repair, reduces inflammation, and enhances the healing of various tissues, including muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
In another study, BPC-157 was found to promote tendon healing by increasing the responsiveness of tendon fibroblasts to growth hormones.Â
The researchers also found that this peptide increased the production of collagen by tendon fibroblasts.Â
This further supports the idea that BPC 157 may be a useful therapeutic agent for promoting tendon healing.
Another review noted the several benefits of BPC-157 in improving neurological functions, including:Â
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Although BPC-157 has only been extensively studied in preclinical animal models, the results have been very promising.Â
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The recommended dosage of BPC-157 varies depending on the condition being treated and the route of administration. For oral administration, the typical dosage is 500 mcg to 1 mg per day.Â
BPC-157 is generally safe and well-tolerated. However, some people may experience side effects such as mild nausea, diarrhea, and headache so it’s important to consult with your physician before taking this peptide.Â
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Yes, BPC-157 can be applied topically to the skin or taken orally. BPC-157 injections are banned by the FDA citing concerns about immune reactions, impurities, and lack enough safety information.
For this reason, Regen Doctors only offers BPC-157 in topical and oral forms. When it comes to oral supplements, it’s important to follow the dosage and instructions provided by your healthcare provider.Â
There are many applications of BPC-157. Preclinical animal studies have shown successful applications of BPC-157 in treating:Â Â
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A simple Google search will show many options for purchasing BPC-157, including easily accessible direct-to-consumer channels like Amazon.Â
However, it’s important to exercise caution when sourcing peptides online, as they can be at risk of contamination with bacteria, fungus, heavy metals, etc., if not produced correctly.
At Regen Doctors, we only use peptides, including BPC-157, obtained from U.S. compounding pharmacies that have a 503B license.Â
These pharmacies undergo regular inspections and adhere to stringent government regulations to guarantee sterility and safety.
Dr. Levinstein at the Regen Doctors strongly recommends against buying peptides online without a prescription from a healthcare provider, especially for injectable forms, due to potential safety and quality concerns.Â
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By working with a qualified practitioner like Dr. Levinstein, you can develop a peptide therapy plan that is customized to your needs and goals, including the BPC-157 Peptide Topical or Oral.Â
Call us to schedule a consultation at Regen Doctors. We have offices in Allentown and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, serving patients in Center Valley, Lansdale, Easton, Pottstown, and Phillipsburg. We also serve patients in the Maryland area including Westminster, Leesburg, and Green Valley.Â