BPC-157 / 10 MG

BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a naturally occurring protein found in human  gastric juice, known as Body Protection Compound. It is studied for its potential to accelerate healing of muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and the gastrointestinal tract.
BPC-157 appears to work by enhancing blood vessel formation, modulating nitric oxide  pathways, and reducing inflammation. It has shown promising results in animal studies for  injury recovery and gut protection. BPC-157 is popular in experimental and athletic communities despite limited human clinical trials. It is not approved for medical use by  major regulatory agencies and is classified as a research compound. Long-term safety,  optimal dosing, and drug interactions remain largely unknown, so caution is advised.
Dosing BPC-157:
research exploring the healing capabilities of BPC-157 has mostly involved rodents, with  doses reaching up to 10mcg/kg daily to calculate a comparable dosage to apply in clinical settings, researchers may refer to the dose conversion guidelines established by Nair et al.
(2016). Based on this publication, the conversion rate from rat to human doses is about  1:6.2. Therefore, a rat dosage of 10mcg/kg translates to roughly 1.61mcg/kg for human  subjects This equates to approximately 0.73mcg/lb, or about 146mcg for an individual  weighing 200lb. Additionally, animal studies have administered BPC-157 for periods  exceeding 14 days without observing any significant safety concerns or adverse effects [16].
Nevertheless, it is important to recognize that these findings may not directly translate to  clinical settings.