BPC-157

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“The nice thing about BPC, it’s one of the few peptides that you can take orally. They come in 500 mcg tablets. And you can take it twice a day, even once a day. But typically, most of the people use it subQ. But it’s the same effect.”

“HOW I USE BPC-157 & TB-500: Only when you or other people get seriously hurt […] 200-750 mcg of BPC-157 injected locally at the site of injury, intramuscularly or subcutaneously, once at morning and once at night. […] Continue this protocol for a maximum of 12 weeks or until the injury is 100% healed”

“I've run a BPC-157 many a time to heal injuries for four to six weeks in duration.”

“So, what is the most effective dose for BPC-157 when it's run solo? Well, for soft tissue injuries, based on all of the scientific evidence that we just reviewed together, a dose anywhere between 200 micrograms to 1,000 micrograms BPC-157 injected either subcutaneously, intramuscularly, or intra-articularly at least as close to the site of injury as possible for a duration of, let's say, four to six weeks.”

“If you suffer from […] intestinal injuries, whether that's irritable bowel syndrome or something else, stomach ulcers, for example, then anywhere between 250 micrograms to 500 micrograms orally once or twice per day, so that's a total between 250 micrograms to 1,000 micrograms oral BPC-157 every single day until the injuries internally within the intestinal tract are resolved.”

“So based on this data, I would advise you to split up your daily dose of BPC-157 into two administrations”

“By the way, the typical route of taking BPC-157 is either to inject it subcutaneously or into the muscle. And to do that, regardless of where the injury is, they'll do that in one particular site. So subcutaneously, just a few inches off the belly button. […] Or in some cases, people will direct it to the site of injury by injecting more local.”

“The typical therapeutic doses that are prescribed are anywhere from 300 to 500 micrograms subcutaneously, maybe two or three times per week. And that is typically done for a course of about eight weeks. And then people typically cycle off for anywhere from eight to 10 weeks. […] I am not suggesting anyone run out and take BPC-157.”

“BPC-157 is typically taken in these dosages of about 300 to 500 micrograms, you know, two to three times per week, maybe even five days per week. If you're going to go down this path of taking BPC-157, I would encourage you to take the minimal effective dose to not just simply do it every day and certainly to not do it continuously. And of course, to monitor your other health metrics for anything that could potentially resemble cancer or tumor growth”

“My BPC-157 protocol: Reconstitute 10mg of BPC-157 in 5ml of BSW solution. Concentration will be 2mg/ml. Administer 0.20ml per injection, which provides 0.4mg of per shot. 1x daily for 20 days.”

“Dosing Guidelines: Injection: 250–350mcg 2x/day; OR Injection: 500–700 mcg 1x/day; OR Injection: 0.15mL of 2000mcg/mL solution every day for a 30-day cycle; OR Oral: 500mcg capsules for a 30-day cycle”

“I think, for people understanding using BPC, we started with a dose of 500 micrograms a day. We got up to 5,000 micrograms a day. We'd like a protocol of five days on, two days off.”

“I got with my medical team and we decided to run an aggressive Wolverine protocol. 1 milligram of BBC57 or 1,000 micrograms, 2 milligs or 2,000 micrograms of TB500 every single day. Now, what most people don't know, some practitioners are going to work with higher dosing because they understand the severity of the injury and the nature of how much healing it's going to take. And this was a significant injury of mine. Everyone online is talking about 250 or 400 micrograms. That's maintenance or minor stuff. […] I ran this for three full months”

“I recommend the oral about 500 micrograms per day. The idea here is that oral BBC targets the gut barrier directly as it passes through your digestive system providing that first pass gut contact.”

“So, here it is, the protocol that we actually run. 500 micrograms of BPC-157 combined in a single oral capsule. Now, these are compounded by a licensed 503A pharmacy. You take this on an empty stomach one to two times a day depending on what we're targeting. Cycle duration, 3 months on, maybe four at the max, 1 month off.”

“I said no to the surgery. I took my chance on BPC at one to two maybe 3 milligs a day. Way too much. But nobody knew how to use this stuff properly back then. I injected as close I can to the injury site as I could. […] After a month though, I did drop down to 500 micrograms a day.”

“If I haven't used BBC157 in a while, I'm definitely going to start with a loading phase. And the loading phase is usually something very consistent like this, 21 to 30 days on daily, typically 1 mg a day. Yes, that's an aggressive loading phase. […] I will jump right to my maintenance phase, which is anywhere between 250 to 500 micrograms per day.”

“Here's how I actually structure these two today in my cycles. BPC-157. I run 500 micrograms a day. I start at the low end. I assess how my body responds for the first couple weeks. I look at my digestion. I look at my inflammation. I look at my recovery. And I adjust it from there. So just jumping straight into the high doses like I did that first time around. Not a good idea. If it's for a very specific injury, I'm injecting subcutaneous as close as possible. You can also do inter muscular. It's okay. It's not the end of the world. It's not going to affect anything negatively. If it's for general gut health or the systemic inflammation, subq in your abdominal wall works just as well. The minimal cycle length I suggest is at least 8 to 12 weeks.”