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BPC-157

Natty
healingrecoverytissue repairgut healthanti-inflammatorysubcutaneous

What It Does

Speeds healing of tendons, ligaments, muscles, and gut. Reduces inflammation and muscle soreness. Minimizes scar tissue formation.

Natty Status Classification

This peptide is generally considered within the natty realm by some in the fitness community, particularly when used for therapeutic healing purposes. However, opinions vary, and competitive natural bodybuilding organizations may have different stances. Always check your federation's specific rules if you compete.

Description

Synthetic peptide from gastric juice promoting tissue repair, gut healing, and anti-inflammatory effects. Strong animal evidence, limited human trials. Not FDA-approved.

Application Methods

  • Subcutaneous injection
  • Oral

Product Names

  • BPC-157 Peptide
  • Body Protection Compound

Benefits

  • Accelerated tissue healing and repair
  • Improved gut health and digestive function
  • Enhanced joint and tendon recovery
  • Powerful anti-inflammatory effects
  • Reduced muscle soreness and recovery time
  • Improved blood vessel formation and angiogenesis
  • Protection against NSAID-induced gastric damage
  • Enhanced wound healing and collagen formation
  • Potential neuroprotective effects
  • Improved ligament and muscle healing

Dosage Levels

  • Subcutaneous - Beginner: 200-250mcg daily, split into 2 doses (100-125mcg each, 12 hours apart)
  • Subcutaneous - Intermediate: 300-400mcg daily, split into 2 doses (150-200mcg each, 12 hours apart)
  • Subcutaneous - Acute injury: 400-500mcg daily for 2-4 weeks, then reduce to maintenance
  • Oral - General: 500-1000mcg daily (lower bioavailability, better for gut issues)
  • Cycle: 4-8 weeks on, 2-4 weeks off
  • Weight-based: 2.5-3.75mcg per kg body weight, taken twice daily

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Last Updated: 10/19/2025