July 12, 2020

Researchers interested in peptides may have heard rumors about potential BPC-157 side effects.  But is there any validity to them, or are they all speculation? Let’s find out.  Many researchers are actively investigating whether BPC-157 can accelerates the speed at which tendons, ligaments, and muscles heal. But BPC-157 has not yet undergone sufficient human clinical

Peptide researchers may have heard of the “gastric pentadecapeptide body protection compound” or BPC-157. It has been billed by some researchers as the next big thing in tissue regeneration, potentially helping test subjects recover from sprains, muscle tears, and even stomach ulcers. It seems like BPC-157 has plenty of potential.  But what about…BPC-157 and cancer?

Researchers working in the areas of injury recovery and wound healing may be interested in the latest evidence on BPC-157 dosage. Yet finding reliable information may be challenging because, like many research peptides, BPC-157 lacks standardized dosing and administration guidelines. Guidance on this front is important since research has uncovered that BPC-157 may have important