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Supplier: Euro-Pharmacies
Purity: 99.31%
Appearance: White Powder
Unit Size: 5 mg/vial
Unit Quantity: 1 Vial
Batch No.: EP - 6730C2
Synonyms: BPC 157
Storage: Lyophilized BPC 157 is stable at room temperature for 90 days,however it should be stored in a freezer below -8C for any extended period of time.
What Is BPC 157?
BPC 157 stands for Body Protein Compound 157, and it’s a sequence of 15 amino acids that are linked together to form a peptide. Originally found as a protective peptide within our gut, BPC 157 is an intriguing peptide because it can’t be found in nature by itself. When the body produces a compound that isn’t found naturally in the real world, it receives a special classification. For this reason, scientists classify BPC 157 as “synthetic.”
So why is BPC 157 causing such a commotion? And how can a peptide found in the gut even be classified as a body protective compound?
Simply put, research has led us to believe that BPC 157 can perform some incredible feats. Capable of acting as both a nootropic (a brain booster) and ergogenic (performance enhancing) substance, BPC 157 studies suggest this simple peptide can induce healing effects on various levels.
It can positively impact gastric ulcers and gastric lesions, trigger a vascular response to treat or aid in the recovery of ligament healing and tendon healing, and promote bone healing, wound healing, and muscle healing.
Of the many feats that BPC 157 may potentially achieve, however, its claim to fame is its ability to treat soft tissue injuries that involve skeletal muscles, tendons, and ligaments. The ability to quickly recover from such debilitating injuries is precisely where the scientific community would like to take BPC 157 in the future.
How Does BPC 157 Work?

So how exactly does this peptide perform such incredible undertakings? It all makes sense when we dissect the three overlapping phases of healing that occur within the body after injury occurs. Let’s break these three phases down using an injured Achilles tendon as our example.
Phase 1: Inflammatory Phase
The inflammatory phase is the first phase of healing after an injury. In this phase, let’s pretend our Achilles tendon was extensively strained during an explosive sprint, leaving it feeling sore and painful. The inflammatory response will cause homeostasis to begin as the body seeks to maintain stable internal conditions.
Blood vessels will constrict and seal themselves off as platelets move in to clot and initially treat the wound. From there, these blood vessels will dilate and allow substances like white blood cells, antibodies, enzymes, and other beneficial elements into the affected area to promote wound healing and stave off infection.
It’s during this phase that pain, swelling, heat, and redness will occur. This stage will last for anywhere from 1-5 days.
Phase 2: Proliferation and Repair Phase
After the body has had a chance to treat the initial symptoms of the injury and stabilize internal conditions, it will then begin rebuilding tissue through a cell migration process that attracts healthy cells to the injury site.
It’s also during this phase that blood vessels must receive a sufficient supply of oxygen and nutrients to produce healthy tissue through collagen organization in open wounds, which allows for the development of a new network of blood vessels to replace the ones that were damaged.
In this specific injury, it’s important to note that the Achilles tendon is heavily composed of extracellular matrix (a building material in the body) and tendon fibroblasts, another word for elongated tendon cells. In animal models, this is where BPC 157 has had an important impact.
After BPC 157 is administered, granulation tissue, or new connective tissue, grows quicker alongside tendon fibroblasts throughout the site of injury. As a result, researchers are exploring what more this peptide can do.
Phase 3: Remodelling Phase
The remodelling phase of the healing process is the final step on the road to recovery. During this phase, the wound has largely healed but may not be back to its normal strength for upwards of 2 years. According to Advanced Tissue, “during this phase, the dermal tissues are overhauled to enhance their tensile strength and non-functional fibroblasts are replaced by functional ones.”
It would seem then that BPC 157 is a healthy, simple, and risk-free opportunity to heal the body in quicker fashion than it would normally heal on its own. Yet as with many complex ingredients that claim to possess incredible properties, issues arise as we dig further into the data.
BPC 157 and Continued Research
Some of the world’s top researchers are currently working to determine whether BPC 157 contains life-changing properties. Much of this research comes to us from the University of Zagreb in Croatia.
It is here that studies surrounding the effect of this peptide on the human body are being executed each day. Those who have contributed to this cause include Sikiric P., Bojanic, Cerovecki, Klicek R., Sever M., Vukoja, Egr, Brcic I., Radic, Seiwerth, Pliva, Staresinic M., Anic T., Radic B., Rucman R., Novinscak T., Drmic D.
Is BPC 157 Right for You?
To determine if the healing effect of BPC 157 will benefit humans, we need more information. And most importantly, we need to continue to fund state-of-the-art research that seeks to answer whether or not BPC 157 is safe for use by the general public.
BPC 157 is an amino acid chain that possesses soft tissue-healing properties as well as nootropic benefits similar to that of other natural options on the market today. As a result, there may be no greater body protective compound that has the opportunity to benefit us all.
