The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
The major benefit is when you're going to take it early on, because it's going to allow your body to increase blood flow to the injured area, and the less blood flow it has, for example, cartilage, ligaments have horrible blood flow, especially as people age, it's going to make a significant difference.
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that in turn allows for the delivery not just of blood but for the stuff that's contained within blood including growth factors that then promote the further Rejuvenation of different cell types in the given area
For this reason it's used post injury in sports it's used by people who want to build more muscle it's used by endurance athletes it's used for cosmetic purposes anytime people are using bpc157 for any of those purposes it's likely that they're using it in part to increase the blood flow that's available to a given tissue and the repair of that tissue
going back to bpc where I think it shines is in these ligaments and tendons right I think this is where most of these injuries happen is where muscle is connecting to the Bone um you know and there's you know people you know grow their muscle but we don't stretch the tendons and ligaments well and that's where we get pull sometimes strain and Sprain and tearing and I think that's where bpc shine that's certainly where it's been studied in animal studies
BPC57 is not FDA approved, but it is essentially standard of care at this point. Uh, I would say it's, you know, if you're not counting insulin or growth hormone as peptides, it's one of the most commonly used peptides and anecdotally and in some clinical literature, it's fairly well tolerated for short periods of time. The major benefit is when you're going to take it early on because it's going to allow your body to increase blood flow to the injured area.
It's a peptide that's produced indogenously in your gut, and it seems to have some like angiogenic properties that can be useful for certain injuries.